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sync-query-redux

The library is created for easily synchronization between URL query params and redux state. Inspired by redux-query-sync.

Installation

Installation can be done with npm

npm install --save sync-query-redux

or yarn

yarn add sync-query-redux

Usage

plain-sync

import { plainSync } from "sync-query-redux";
import createHistory from "history/createBrowserHistory";

const history = createHistory();

const cancelSynchronization = plainSync(
  store, // REDUX STORE
  [
    {
      pathname: "/somePathname",
      actionCreator: newQueryString => ({ type: "SOME_ACTION", newQueryString }),
      selector: (state: State) => state.queryString
    }
  ],
  {
    history
  }
);

The first parameter is the redux store. Second is the list of objects which I call SyncObject. You can pass as many sync objects as you want for synchronization. Third parameter is options object which requires only one history object of type BrowserHistory. After calling plainSync all passed sync objects will be in sync with you redux state. As the return value you receive the cancel function to stop the synchronization.

Working example can be found here. You just need to run:

npm i
npm run start

or with yarn

yarn
yarn start

API

plain-sync

Parameter	Type	Description
store	Redux Store	Redux store object.
syncObjects	Array of `SyncObject`.	Description of `SyncObject` is given below.
options	`{ history: BrowserHistory }`	Options is the extra dependencies needed for the correct work of the library. For `plainSync` we need only `history` as dependency.

SyncObject

Here is an interface of SyncObject

type SyncObject = {
  pathname: string,
  actionCreator: (
    newQuery: string | Object
  ) => { type: string, [key: string]: any },
  selector: (state: Object) => string,
  parsed?: boolean,
  replaceState?: boolean,
  initialFrom?: "location" | "state"
};

Property	Description
pathname	Pathname for listening changes of your URL query params. In other words it is the path where you need the synchronization.
actionCreator	A function which receives a new query string/Object as parameter and returns an action to dispatch.
selector	A function which receives your redux state as parameter and returns new query string built from the state.
parsed	Flag determines whether to pass `newQuery` to `actionCreator` as parsed object(using query-string library) or as a plain string.
replaceState	If `false` query changes will be saved to the history(you'll have the possibility to go back to the previous query state). Otherwise you'll be moved to the previouse pathname ignoring all the query parameters changes.
initialFrom	Determines from where to get the initial state: whether from your current query parameters(location) or from your redux state(state)

Plans

Add more tests
Add module params-sync in which SyncObject will not have selector and actionCreator, but a list of params where each param will have its selector and its actionCreator.
Add one-side sync modules(listening only store/history).
Make library available like a redux middleware

Contributions

Contributors are welcome. Please discuss new features and submit PRs for bug fixes with tests. Run npm run build which detects type errors, tests passing status and build the lib if everything is well.

License

MIT