Library of helper utilities for splitting Redux case reducers, thunks, and selectors
across multiple file modules. Particularly useful in conjunction with Redux Toolkit's
createSlice
and React Redux's useSelector
Redux, and in particular Redux Toolkit, encourage breaking redux store's up into feature- specific "slices." In some code bases, it is desirable to further break up those slices into modules containing the feature-specific case reducers, selectors, and async thunks. This can reduce file size, make testing easier, and even allow for isolating individual redux slices in their own npm packages.
This library provides some helper functions to make this process easier while preserving the excellent type safety and type inferences provided by Redux Toolkit. It also provides some testing utilities to make testing these modularized files easier.
A function to make it easier to create an object full of named case reducers thatcan be passed to the reducers
property of createSlice
's argument.
const createCounterReducer = produceCaseReducer<CounterState>()
export const counterReducers = {
someReducer: createCounterReducer((state,action) => {
// reducer logic here
})
}
//in slice.ts
createSlice({
...
reducers: createCounterReducers
})
A function to make it easier to create asyncThunk case reducers in the same file
you make the asyncThunks themselves, but following the same builder
pattern
used by createSlice
const createCounterThunkReducerInjector = produceThunkReducerInjector<CounterState>()
export const injectReducers = createCounterThunkReducerInjector( builder => {
builder.addCase(someAsyncThunk.fulfilled, (state, action) => {
// case reducer code here
})
}
//in slice.ts
createSlice({
...
extraReducers: build => injectReducers(build)
})
A function that can turn selectors and selector creators written against slice state into selectors and selector creators, respectively, that operate against root state.
const counterPlainSelectors = {
aSelector: (state: CounterState) => {
//select some state
}
}
const counterSelectorCreators = {
aSelectorCreator: (x: number) => (state: CounterState) => {
//select some state
}
}
export const counterSelectors = produceRootSelectors<RootState>()(
counterSlice.name
)(counterPlainSelectors, counterSelectorCreators)
// in a component
const mySelection = useSelector(counterSelectors.aSelector)
const myOtherSelection = useSelector(counterSelectors.aSelector(4))
A function to make it easier to test async thunks using an actual store containing the relevant slice.
// creates a mock store containing just the slice and with state configured
// based on an injected initial state or a function that transforms the
// slices initial state
let testAsyncThunk = produceAsyncThunkTester(
counterSlice,
injectedStartingState
)
it("example test", async () => {
// runs the passed in async thunk through the store and returns the result
// and modified state
const { result, state } = await testAsyncThunk(counterThunks.someAsyncThunk())
expect(Object.keys(result)).toContain("expectedString")
expect(state.someState.length).toBe(3)
})
Lightweight functional programming utilities to create mock state from an initial
state using a set of transformer functions. produceStateSetter
generates the
transformer functions, and produceMockState
composes them together and uses
them to transform an initial state object.
const set = produceStateSetter<OrdersState>()
it("example test", () => {
const mockState = createMockState([
set("availableProducts", [Product.floppy, Product.fdd]),
set("orderQueue", [
{
id: "asdf8",
customerId: 3,
productType: Product.floppy,
datePlaced: "2021-03-24"
},
{
id: "lc73s",
customerId: 7,
productType: Product.fdd,
datePlaced: "2021-03-24"
}
])
])(initialOrdersState)
/// continue with act and assertions of test
})
See the example
subdirectory in this repository for a working, commented example of
a slice that uses all these utilities.
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