vuex-typed-store v1.1.0

Fully Typed Vuex store for VueJs

This package provides a method to make your vuex store fully typed.

Classic vuex declaration:

When you use vuex usually you declare a scope, some mutations, actions and getter.

import Vue from 'vue'
import Vuex from 'vuex'

...

const vuestore = new Vuex.Store({
  strict: false,
  state:{...},
  mutations:{...}, 
  actions:{...}, 
  getters:{...}
})

...

new Vue({
  vuestore,
  render: h => h(App)
}).$mount('#app'))

When you use the store in the application you refer to store using $store accessor.

let myvalue = this.$store.state.myvalue;
let mygetter = this.$store.getters.mygetter;

...

If you have a very large store and you are using typescript the classic store will not suggest you the store structure becouse the typing resolution structure of your ide does know nothing about $store typing.

Typed store decaration :

To make a store fully typed you have to instruct "something" about your objects structure. In this case we have to create 3 interfaces to do this

and then we can create a typed store.

import Vue from 'vue'
import Vuex from 'vuex'
import { CreateTypedStoreProxy } from 'vuex-typed';

...

const vuestore = new Vuex.Store({
  strict: false,
  state:{
    myvalue: "", 
    myarray:[]
  },
  mutations:{...}, 
  actions:{
    changeValue(context, newvalue){ ... }, 
    changeArray(context, newarray){ ... }
  }, 
  getters:{
    getValue: (state) => () => state.myvalue,
    getAllArray: (state) => () => state.myarray,
    findInArray: (state) => (id) => state.find(i => i.id == id)
  }
})

interface IStoreState{
  myvalue:string;
  myarray: {id: string}[]
}

interface IStoreGetters{
  getValue(): state.myvalue;
  getAllArray(): state.myarray;
  findInArray(id) : { id:string};
}

interface IStoreActions{
  changeValue(newvalue: string);
  changeArray(newarray: {id:string}[]);
}


// this is the typed store
export const store = CreateTypedStoreProxy<StoreModels, StoreActions, StoreGetters>(vuestore);

...

new Vue({
  vuestore,
  render: h => h(App)
}).$mount('#app'))

How to use it

The createTypedStoreProxy will create a fully typed proxy to access your store.

You will not need to use $store anymore, the $store reference is automatically managed by the proxy.

To access your store simply you can use the original syntax but referecing the new store variable and not the original one.

Differences in interface declaration

You will notice a difference between store getter declaration and interface declarations.

Actions and Getters need a context reference and a state reference to work. The proxy will do this for you.

so in the getter you have to declare state accessor and then provide a funtion to access your data but in the interface the state is not needed:

for getters

{
  ...
  getters:{
    getValue: (state) => () => state.myvalue,
    getAllArray: (state) => () => state.myarray,
    findInArray: (state) => (id) => state.find(i => i.id == id)
  }
 ...
}

interface IStoreActions{
  changeValue(newvalue: string);
  changeArray(newarray: {id:string}[]);
}

for actions

{
  ...
  actions:{
    changeValue(context, newvalue){ ... }, 
    changeArray(context, newarray){ ... }
  }
  ...
}

interface IStoreGetters{
  getValue(): state.myvalue;
  getAllArray(): state.myarray;
  findInArray(id) : { id:string};
}