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React EVA

Effects+View+Actions(React distributed state management solution with rxjs.)

Background

In the long process of practice, we found that the one-way data flow management application state may not be a silver bullet.so we can change the way to make React faster.

Features

• Learning easier
• Smaller than redux
• Faster than one-way data stream, Because when we manage the state distribution, the entire React tree will not be fully redrawn due to a state change.
• More elegant than react ref
• Safer than react ref, Because the traditional way to use the React Ref API is to make it easy for users to access private methods, which is not a problem with React EVA.
• Support React Hooks

Already used products

• alibaba uform

Install

npm install --save react-eva

Usage

https://codesandbox.io/s/lr68qp453q

import React, { useState } from "react";
import ReactDOM from "react-dom";
import { useEva, createAsyncActions, createEffects } from "react-eva";

const App = ({ actions, effects }) => {
  const [state, setState] = useState({ text: "default" });
  const { implementActions, dispatch } = useEva({ actions, effects });
  implementActions({
    getText: () => state.text,
    setText: text => setState({ text })
  });
  return (
    <div className="sample">
      <div className="text">{state.text}</div>
      <button className="inner-btn" onClick={() => dispatch("onClick")}>
        button
      </button>
    </div>
  );
};

const actions = createAsyncActions("getText", "setText");

const effects = createEffects(async $ => {
  console.log(await actions.getText());
  $("onClick").subscribe(() => {
    actions.setText("hello world");
  });
});

ReactDOM.render(
  <App actions={actions} effects={effects} />,
  document.getElementById("root")
);

API

1. useEva({actions:Object,effects:Function})

It will return the following methods.

2. connect(options : Object | ReactComponent) : (Target : ReactComponent)=>ReactComponent

The connect's options

The target component will receive the following properties.

The output component will receive the following properties.

3. createActions(...type : String) : Object

It is used for batch declaration of state actions. (Note: The success of calling actions is that the component has been rendered.)

4. createAsyncActions(...type : String) : Object

It is used for batch declaration of state actions. (Note: All methods will return a Promise object, and we don't have to wait for the component to render completed when we call actions.)

5. mergeActions(...actions : Object) : Object

It is used for merge multi actions.

6. createEffects(callback : ($ : (type : String, filter : Function)=>Observable)=>{}) : Function

It is used to create a side-effect execution environment.

LICENSE

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2018 JanryWang

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