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redux-broadcast-actions
A tiny middleware to broadcast your redux actions using the Broadcast Channel API. It can sync actions between tabs, and even between all processes of a Browser Extension (background, workers, content scripts, popup, custom pages). Then you just need to plug all your pure reducers onto all your processes, and you have a state that is synced as simply as possible.
How to install
Install with npm or yarn
npm install --save @getstation/redux-broadcast-actions
# or
yarn add @getstation/redux-broadcast-actions
How to use
In all the processes where you need the actions to be dispatched and received, instanciate this middlware:
import { createStore, applyMiddleware } from 'redux';
import { createBroadcastActionsMiddleware } from '@getstation/redux-broadcast-actions';
const config = {
// name given to BroadcastChannel. Can also be a BroadcastChannel instance
channel: 'redux_broadcast_actions',
};
const middlewares = [createBroadcastActionsMiddleware(config)];
const store = createStore(rootReducer, {}, applyMiddleware(...middlewares));
Then whenever you execute store.dispatch(...)
in any process, all others are receiving the exact same action.
I do not want to broadcast one or more actions
You can do that. First, by default some events of some libs are not broadcasted (redux-form, redux-persist, and some others, check shouldForward
function for details).
If you do not want to broadcast one of your action, you can leverage the meta
property of your action like this:
dispatch({
type: 'myAction',
meta: {
// this tells the middleware to not broadcast this action
local: true,
}
})