redux-history-push-middleware v0.1.2

redux-history-push-middleware

history.push middleware for redux.

Install

npm install --save redux-history-push-middleware

yarn add redux-history-push-middleware

Motivation

In some react/redux applications a transition to a route after some action has been dispatched must occur. This middleware seeks to establish a clear pattern for calling history.push(route) in these situations.

By using the optional meta property described by Flux Standard Actions redux middleware can determine if any action should cause a transition to a new route.

reduxHistoryPushMiddleware(history, [options])

Create a redux store

import { createStore, applyMiddleware, compose } from 'redux';
import reducers from './reducers';
import createBrowserHistory from 'history/createBrowserHistory';

import reduxHistoryPushMiddleware from 'reduxHistoryPushMiddleware';

const history = createBrowserHistory()

const reduxHistoryPush = reduxHistoryPushMiddleware(history);

const store = createStore(
  reducers,
  compose(
    applyMiddleware(reduxHistoryPush)
  )
);

export default store;

An action creator

// By default redux-history-push-middleware looks for the action.meta.pushToRoute property on actions.
const createItemFulfilled = (payload) => ({
  type: 'CREATE_ITEM_FULFILLED',
  payload,
  meta: {
    pushToRoute: '/items'
  }
})

history parameter

A history object with a push method.

Options

{
  metaKey: 'pushToRoute', // if specified it will the be key on the action.meta object that's string is used as the route for calling history.push(route)
  matcher, // A string that if specified will be a regular expression for handling specific action.types
}

Options description

metaKey

The property to search for in the action.meta object of actions. It's value should be a string that matches a route. Defaults to pushToRoute.

Example:

Inside createStore.js

const reduxHistoryPush = reduxHistoryPushMiddleware(history, { metaKey: 'someKey' });

actonCreator.js

const createItemFulfilled = payload => ({
  type: 'CREATE_ITEM_FULFILLED',
  payload,
  meta: {
    someKey: '/item'
  }
})

matcher

A string that is used for creating a regular expression to match action.type against. history.push(route) will only be called if the action.type matches the regular expression and the action.meta object contains the key metaKey.

Example:

Inside createStore.js

const reduxHistoryPush = reduxHistoryPushMiddleware(history, { matcher: '_FULFILLED$' });

actionCreator.js

const createItemFulfilled = payload => ({
  type: 'CREATE_ITEM_FULFILLED',
  payload,
  meta: {
    pushToRoute: '/item'
  }
})