REDUX

predictable state container

$(document.body).click(function () {
  $('div').each(function (i) {
    if (this.style.color !== 'blue') {
      this.style.color = 'blue';
    } else {
      this.style.color = '';
    }
  });
});

CAN YOU SEE THE PROBLEM?

<div>
<div>
state
state
<body>

STATE

<div
 ng-repeat="item in ctrl.itemList"
 ng-style="{color: item.color}"
 ng-click="ctrl.toggleColorOf(item)">
</div>
function ctrl() {
  this.itemList = [{color: 'blue'}];
  this.toggleColorOf = item =>
    item.color === '' ? 'blue' : ''
}

ANGULAR TO THE RESCUE!

view
controller
service
state
state
service
state
service
state

SINGLE SOURCE OF TRUTH

PRINCIPLE OF REDUX #1

ONE STORE

ONE STORE TO RULE THEM ALL

ONE STORE TO FIND THEM

ONE STORE TO BRING THEM ALL

AND IN THE DARKNESS BIND THEM

smart
component
store
state
smart
component
smart
component

STATE IS READ-ONLY

PRINCIPLE OF REDUX #2

MVI

Model – View – Intent

Also in this category: Cycle.js

We express an intent to mutate the state by emitting an action 

{
  type: 'INCREMENT',
  value: 1
}

ACTION

ACTION CREATOR

export function increment(value) {
  return {
    type: 'INCREMENT',
    value
  };
}

CHANGES ARE MADE WITH PURE FUNCTIONS

PRINCIPLE OF REDUX #3

(state, action) => state

REDUCER

0
INCREMENT BY 1

1
export function counter(state = 0, action) {
  switch (action.type) {
    case 'INCREMENT':
      return state + action.value;
    default:
      return state
  }
}

REDUCER

REDUCER

REDUCER

REDUCER

REDUCER

REDUCER

component

interacts with

action

is passed to

reducers

generate a new

state

DATA FLOW

dispatches an

updates the

import {createStore} from 'redux';
import {counter} from './reducers';
import {increment} from './actions';

const store = createStore(counter);

store.dispatch(increment(1));
store.dispatch(increment(2));

store.getState(); // 3

BASIC EXAMPLE

Copy of Redux

By Alexandre BARBIER

Source: Oleg Sklyanchuk

Copy of Redux

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