redux-chillout v2.0.2

Redux Chillout

Generate actions and reducers based on whatever(transformers). Designed for remove vanilla redux boilerplate code.

Instalation

npm install redux-chillout redux@4.0.4 react-redux@7.1.3

Create your chillout file

import {generateChillout} from 'redux-chillout';

const [LinkedActions, reducer, Types] = generateChillout({
    fetchValues: null,
    setValue: ['value'],
    addValue: state => ({amount: state.amount + 1}),
    removeValue: (state, action) => ({amount: state.amount - action.amount}),
}, {
    amount: 0 // Initial state
});

export {Types};
export {LinkedActions};
export default reducer;

Create store

import {createStore as createChilloutStore} from 'redux-chillout';

const store = createChilloutStore(rootReducer);

Linked Actions

It's not necessary to dispatch your actions, because redux-chillout LinkedActions has been linked with your store, so yo can execute it anywhere.

Normal Redux:

dispatch(LinkedActions.setValue(0));
dispatch(LinkedActions.removeValue({amount: 10}));

Redux Chillout:

LinkedActions.setValue(0);
LinkedActions.removeValue({amount: 10});

Transformers

Redux chillout recognize your transformer type and generate an action and a action-reducer based on it.

• NoopTransformer: Create a empty action

fetchValues: null

• ArrayTransformer: Use it for setters

setValue: ['value'],
setUser: ['name', 'id', 'password'],

• ActionReducerTransformer: Action Reducer is a small reducer for a simple action. In case of a plain object state, not need the typical spread operator for merge.

removeValue: (state, action) => ({/*...state, unnecessary */ amount: state.amount - action.amount}),

Custom Transformers

You can create your own transformers.

class MyTransformer = {
    static checkType(transformer, actionType) {
	return transformer === 'clearAll';
    }
    static getActionReducer(transformer, actionType) {
	return (state, action) => ({});
    }
    static getAction(transformer, actionType) {
	return (...params) => ({type: actionType})
    }
}

addTransformer(myTransformer);
console.log(registeredTransformers); // -> show registered transformers

Example App

https://github.com/AlanSaracho/eth-wallet