A framework easily using useThunk to manage the data-state.
Adopted concept of redux-thunk and redux-duck
src/thunk-reducer.ts is adopted from nathanbuchar/react-hook-thunk-reducer.
use-thunk is with the following additional features:
- The development of the thunk modules follows the concept of
redux-duck. - Instead of action / reducer, we focus only on
thunk, and have the primitive actions/reducers.
Please check docs/00-introduction.md for more information.
- Starting from
9.0.0: npm package is renamed as @chhsiao1981/use-thunk - Starting from
8.0.0: Totally renamed asuseThunk.
npm install --save @chhsiao1981/use-thunk
Thunk module able to do increment (reducers/increment.ts):
import { init as _init, setData, createReducer, Thunk, getState, type State as rState, genUUID } from '@chhsiao1981/use-thunk'
export const myClass = 'demo/Increment'
export interface State extends rState {
count: number
}
export const defaultState: State = {
count: 0
}
export const init = (): Thunk<State> => {
const myID = genUUID()
return async (dispatch, getClassState) => {
dispatch(_init({myID, state: defaultState}))
}
}
export const increment = (myID: string): Thunk<State> => {
return async (dispatch, getClassState) => {
let classState = getClassState()
let me = getState(classState, myID)
if(!me) {
return
}
dispatch(setData(myID, { count: me.count + 1 }))
}
}App.tsx:
import { type ThunkModuleToFunc, useThunk, getRootID, getState } from '@chhsiao1981/use-thunk'
import * as DoIncrement from './reducers/increment'
type TDoIncrement = ThunkModuleToFunc(typeof DoIncrement)
type Props = {
}
export default (props: Props) => {
const [stateIncrement, doIncrement] = useThunk<DoIncrement.State, TDoIncrement>(DoIncrement, StateType.LOCAL)
//init
useEffect(() => {
doIncrement.init()
}, [])
// to render
const incrementID = getRootID(stateIncrement)
const increment = getState(stateIncrement)
if(!increment) {
return (<div styles={{display: 'none'}}></div>)
}
return (
<div>
<p>count: {increment.count}</p>
<button onClick={() => doIncrement.increment(incrementID)}>increase</button>
</div>
)
}import type { State as rState } from '@chhsiao1981/use-thunk'
// reducer class name.
export const myClass = ""
// state definition of the reducer.
export interface State extends rState {
}
.
.
.import { type ThunkModuleToFunc, useThunk, getRootID, getState } from '@chhsiao1981/use-thunk'
import * as DoModule from '../reducers/module'
type TDoModule = ThunkModuleToFunc<typeof DoModule>
const Component = () => {
const [stateModule, doModule] = useThunk<DoModule.State, TDoModule>(DoModule)
const moduleID = getRootID(stateModule)
const theModule = getState(stateModule)
.
.
.
}The general concept of normalized state can be found in Normalizing State Shape with the following features:
- ClassState: the state of the class, including the nodes and the root of the class.
- NodeState: the state of a node, including the id, children, parent, links of the node, and the content (state) of the node.
- State: the content of the node, represented as a state.
- The concept of "parent" and "children" and "links" is embedded in the NodeState.
- remove (me):
- initiate "remove" for all the children.
- remove from the parent.
- remove from all the links.
- remove child:
- the child initiate "remove".
- remove link:
- the link initiate "remove link" on me.
- remove (me):
- To avoid complication, currently there is only 1 parent.
For example, the example in the redux link is represented as:
statePost = {
myClass: 'post',
doMe: (DispatchedAction<Post>),
nodes: {
[uuid-post1] : {
id: uuid-post1,
state: {
author : uuid-user1,
body : "......",
},
_parent: {
id: uuid-user1,
do: doUser
},
_links: {
comment : {
list: [uuid-comment1, uuid-comment2],
do: doComment
}
}
},
[uuid-post2] : {
id : uuid-post2,
state: {
author : uuid-user2,
body : "......",
},
_parent: {
id: uuid-user2,
do: doUser
},
_links: {
comment : {
list: [uuid-comment3, uuid-comment4, uuid-comment5],
do: doComment
}
}
}
}
}and:
stateComment = {
myClass: 'comment',
doMe: (DispatchedAction<Comment>),
nodes: {
[uuid-comment1] : {
id: uuid-comment1,
state: {
author : uuid-user2,
comment : ".....",
},
_parent: {
id: uuid-user2,
do: doUser
},
_links: {
post: {
list: [uuid-post1],
do: doPost
}
}
},
[uuid-comment2] : {
id : uuid-comment2,
state: {
author : uuid-user3,
comment : ".....",
},
_parent: {
id: uuid-user3,
do: doUser
},
_links: {
post: {
list: [uuid-post1],
do: doPost
}
}
},
[uuid-comment3] : {
id : uuid-comment3,
state: {
author : uuid-user3,
comment : ".....",
},
_parent: {
id: uuid-user3,
do: doUser
},
_links: {
post: {
list: [uuid-post2],
do: doPost
}
}
},
[uuid-comment4] : {
id : uuid-comment4,
state: {
author : uuid-user1,
comment : ".....",
},
_parent: {
id: uuid-user1,
do: doUser
},
_links: {
post: {
list: [uuid-post2],
do: doPost
}
}
},
[uuid-comment5] : {
id : uuid-comment5,
state: {
author : uuid-user3,
comment : ".....",
},
_parent: {
id: uuid-user3,
do: doUser
},
_links: {
post: {
list: [uuid-post2],
do: doPost
}
}
},
}
}and:
stateUser = {
myClass: 'user',
doMe: (DispatchedAction<User>),
nodes: {
[uuid-user1] : {
id: uuid-user1,
state: {
username : "user1",
name : "User 1",
},
_children: {
post: {
list: [uuid-post1],
do: doPost,
},
comment: {
list: [uuid-comment4],
do: doComment,
}
}
},
[uuid-user2] : {
id: uuid-user2,
state: {
username : "user2",
name : "User 2",
},
_children: {
post: {
list: [uuid-post2],
do: doPost,
},
comment: {
list: [uuid-comment1],
do: doComment,
}
}
},
[uuid-user3] : {
id: uuid-user3,
state: {
username : "user3",
name : "User 3",
},
_children: {
post: {
list: [uuid-post1],
do: doPost,
},
comment: {
list: [uuid-comment2, uuid-comment3, uuid-comment5],
do: doComment,
}
}
}
}
}Similar to React.useReducer, but we use useThunk, and we also bind the actions with dispatch (similar concept as mapDispatchToProps).s
return: [ClassState<S>, DispatchedAction<S>]
initializing the react-object.
generate uuid for react-object.
set the data to myID.
remove the react-object.
Get the state of myID. Get the state of rootID if myID is not present.
get the root id.
Get the node of myID. Get the node of rootID if myID is not present.s
get the child-ids of the childClass.
get the only child-id (childIDs[0]) of the childClass.
get the link-ids of the linkClass.
get the only link-id (linkIDs[0]) of the linkClass.
params:
- child:
{id, theClass, do}
remove the child (and delete the child) of myID.
params:
- link:
{id, theClass, do}
remove the link of myID (and remove the link from linkID).