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react-redux-dispatch-async
👉 REDUX middleware & HOOK 🎉 waiting async actions with SUFFIXES 👈
+------------------+
| ACTION_REQUESTED |----+
+------------------+ | +------------------+
+----->| ACTION_SUCCEEDED |
| +------------------+
|
| +--------------------+
+----->| ACTION_FAILED |
| +--------------------+
|
| +--------------------+
+----->| ACTION_CANCELED |
+--------------------+Install
yarn add react-redux-dispatch-async
Features
Race condition to execute only the promise if multiple update occur in nearly same time
Hook give you helpful STATUS you can deal with into your own component
- ⏳
loading: action start but not yet completed - 👏
success: action completed, you can get the result - 😱
error: action failed and you can get the error - 👎
timeout: action not completed for tool long (ie. options?.timeoutInMilliseconds) - 👋
canceled: action canceled - 😮
unknown: should never happen
Examples
Usage
import React from 'react'
import { useDispatchAsync } from 'react-redux-dispatch-async'
export default function MyUserInterface({ id }: { id: string }) {
// 👉 pass action and arguments into the array
const { status, result, error } = useDispatchAsync(getUserActionRequest, [id])
switch (status) {
case 'loading':
return <AppLoader />
case 'error':
return <Text>{error.message}</Text>
case 'success':
return <User {...result} />
case 'timeout':
return <Text>{'timeout ¯\\_(ツ)_//¯'}</Text>
case 'canceled':
return <Text>{'canceled ¯\\_(ツ)_//¯'}</Text>
default:
return null
}
}If you need more examples you can go to github or to codesandbox.
Configuration
import { createStore, applyMiddleware } from 'redux'
import { createDispatchAsyncMiddleware } from 'react-redux-dispatch-async'
import reducers from 'reducers'
const store = createStore(
reducers,
applyMiddleware(
createDispatchAsyncMiddleware({
request: 'REQUEST', // 👈 define your own async suffixes
success: 'SUCCESS',
failure: 'FAILURE',
cancel: 'CANCEL', // optional
}),
),
)Default suffixes
[...]_REQUESTED[...]_SUCCEEDED[...]_FAILED[...]_CANCELED
Two functions
Configuration
dispatchAsyncMiddleware: (c?: {
request: string
success: string
failure: string
cancel?: string
}) => redux.MiddlewareType
// main hook
interface Options {
timeoutInMilliseconds?: number
}
type useDispatchAsync = <R = any>(
actionFunction?: (...args: any[]) => Action<T>,
deps: any[] = [],
options: Options = { timeoutInMilliseconds: 15000 }, // wait 15s
) => UseDispatchAsync<R>
/// return type
interface ResultLoading {
status: 'loading'
}
interface ResultSuccess<R = unknown> {
status: 'success'
result: R
}
interface ResultError {
status: 'error'
error: Error
}
interface ResultCancel {
status: 'canceled'
}
interface ResultTimeout {
status: 'timeout'
}
interface ResultUnknown {
status: 'unknown'
}
export type UseDispatchAsync<R = unknown> =
| ResultLoading
| ResultSuccess<R>
| ResultError
| ResultTimeout
| ResultCancel
| ResultUnknown
// other types for oldest usage
interface DispatchAsyncResultSuccess<T = any> {
success: true
result: T
}
interface DispatchAsyncResultError {
success: false
error: Error
}
export type DispatchAsyncResult<T = any> =
| DispatchAsyncResultSuccess<T>
| DispatchAsyncResultErrorHire an expert!
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