redux-ship-logger v0.1.1

redux-ship-logger

A logger for the Redux Ship effect system

Getting started

Redux Ship Logger is useful to debug projects written with the Redux Ship effect system.

npm i redux-ship-logger

Redux Ship Logger provides two functions, one to log the commits and patches (the model part) and one to log the asynchronous actions (the controller part).

API

• logCommit
• logControl

logCommit

<Commit, Patch, State>(
  applyCommit: (state: State, commit: Commit) => Patch
) => ReduxMiddleware

Returns a Redux middleware to log the commits and the patches sent to Redux.

• applyCommit the function computing the patch associated to the current commit

Example

// store.js
import {applyMiddleware, createStore} from 'redux';
import {logCommit} from 'redux-ship-logger';
import * as Controller from './controller';
import * as Model from './model';

const middlewares = [
  logCommit(Controller.applyCommit),
];

function reduce(state, commit) {
  return Model.reduce(state, Controller.applyCommit(state, commit));
}

export default createStore(reduce, Model.initialState, applyMiddleware(...middlewares));

logControl

<Action, Effect, Commit, State>(
  control: (action: Action) => Ship<Effect, Commit, State, void>
) => (action: Action) => Ship<Effect, Commit, State, void>

Returns a controller with the same behavior as control but logging its snapshots. Also logs a stringified JSON of the snapshot ready to be used in tests with Ship.simulate.

• control the controller to log

Example

// index.js
import * as Ship from 'redux-ship';
import {logControl} from 'redux-ship-logger';
import store from './store';
import * as Controller from './controller';
import * as Effect from './effect';

function dispatch(action: Controller.Action): void {
  Ship.run(Effect.run, store, logControl(Controller.control)(action));
}