This is a simple state management library with model coding style for javascript/typescript.
Create a model function:
// model.js
// A parameter for model state.
export function counting(state){
// Define instance object for outside usage.
return {
// Define properties for instance.
count: state,
symbol: !state? '': (state > 0? '+' : '-'),
// Create action methods for changing state.
increase:()=> state + 1,
decrease:()=> state - 1,
add(...additions){
return additions.reduce((result, current)=>{
return result + current;
}, state);
}
};
}Create store:
// store.js
import {counting} from './model';
import {createStore} from 'as-model';
// Create and initialize a model store.
const store = createStore(counting, 0);
// Get instance and call action methods to change state.
store.getInstance().increase();
// Get new properties from instance.
console.log(store.getInstance().count); // 1
store.getInstance().add(2,3);
console.log(store.getInstance().count); // 6Create multiple stores:
import {counting} from './model';
import {createKey, createStores} from 'as-model';
// Create model key with initial state.
const countingKey0 = createKey(counting, 0);
const countingKey1 = createKey(counting, 1);
// Use model keys as templates to create multiple stores.
const stores = createStores(countingKey0, countingKey1);
// Find store by model key
const store0 = stores.find(countingKey0);
store0?.getInstance().increase();
console.log(store0?.getInstance().count); // 1Model key is a template for creating multiple stores, and it is also an identifier to find the rightstore from multiple stores.
Use model API to create store or key.
import {counting} from './model';
import {model} from 'as-model';
const store = model(counting).createStore(0);
const key = model(counting).createKey(0);
......In typescript develop environment, model API can do a type check for making sure the model action method returns a correct type.
// ts
import {model} from 'as-model';
// The model api ensures every action method returns a same type value with model state.
const counting = model((state: number)=>{
return {
count: state,
increase:()=>state + 1 + '', // type error, should be number, but returns string.
decrease:()=>state - 1,
add(...additions: number[]){
return additions.reduce((result, current)=>{
return result + current;
}, state);
}
};
});
const store = counting.createStore(0);
const key = counting.createKey(0);
......Sync store
import {counting} from './model';
import {model} from 'as-model';
const store = model(counting).createStore(0);
const {getInstance} = store;
// Subscribe the state changes.
const unsubscribe = store.subscribe((action)=>{
console.log(store.getInstance());
});
getInstance().increase(); // output: {count: 1}
// Destroy subscription.
unsubscribe();Want to use async operations?
import {counting} from './model';
import {model, createSelector} from 'as-model';
const store = model(counting).select((getInstance)=>{
const instance = getInstance();
return {
...instance,
async delayIncrease(){
const ok = await new Promise((resolve)=>{
setTimeout(()=>{
resolve(true);
},200);
});
if(ok){
getInstance().increase();
}
}
}
}).createStore(0);
const {subscribe, select} = createSelector(store);
const unsubscribe = subscribe();
// When use select with no parameter,
// select method finds default selector for reproducing result
const {delayIncrease} = select();
await delayIncrease();
select().count // 1Sync store with state in react hooks:
import {model, createStores} from 'as-model';
import {
createContext,
useRef,
useState,
useEffect,
useContext
} from 'react';
// Local state management
function useModel(modelFn, defaultState){
// Use ref to persist the store object.
const storeRef = useRef(model(modelFn).createStore(defaultState));
const store = storeRef.current;
// Set store instance as an initial state for useState.
const [state, setState] = useState(store.getInstance());
useEffect(()=>{
// Subscribe the state changes.
const unsubscribe = store.subscribe((action)=>{
setState(store.getInstance());
});
// Destroy subscription when component unmounts.
return unsubscribe;
}, []);
return state;
}
function App(){
const {
count,
increase
} = useModel(counting, 0);
}
// global static state management
function useModelStore(store){
const [state, setState] = useState(store.getInstance());
useEffect(()=>{
const unsubscribe = store.subscribe((action)=>{
setState(store.getInstance());
});
return unsubscribe;
}, []);
return state;
}
const store = model(counting).createStore({state: 0});
function App(){
const {
count,
increase
} = useModelStore(store);
}
// global dynamic state management
const ModelContext = createContext(null);
function create(...keys){
return {
provide(Component){
return function Provider(props){
// Create and persist multiple stores in Component, that makes different elements from this Component carry different stores.
const storesRef = useRef(createStores(...keys));
const stores = storesRef.current;
// Use Context to provide multiple stores to all the children.
return (
<ModelContext.Provider value={stores}>
<Component {...props} />
</ModelContext.Provider>
);
}
}
}
}
function useModelKey(key){
const stores = useContext(ModelContext);
if(stores==null){
throw new Error('ModelContext is not provided');
}
// Use model key to find the right store.
const store = stores.find(key);
if(store==null){
throw new Error('Can not find store by model key');
}
const [state, setState] = useState(store.getInstance());
useEffect(()=>{
const unsubscribe = store.subscribe((action)=>{
setState(store.getInstance());
});
return unsubscribe;
}, []);
return state;
}
const countingKey = model(counting).createKey(0);
const App = create(countingKey).provide(function App(){
const {
count,
increase
} = useModelKey(countingKey);
});npm install as-model
function createStore(modelFnOrKey, initialState?):store- modelFnOrKey - a model function accepts a state parameter and returns an object with action methods, or a model key of model function.
- initialState - the initial state of the model.
A store object with model key and methods. The store object has getInstance method to get the instance of the model; subscribe method to subscribe the state changes; update method to update the store with new model function and initial state; destroy method to destroy the store.
store structure:
{
getInstance: ()=>instance,
subscribe: (listener)=>unsubscribe,
key: modelKey,
destroy: ()=>void
update: (
data:{
model?:modelFn,
initialState?: any
}
)=>void
}function createKey(modelFn, initialState?):key- modelFn - a model function accepts a state parameter and returns an object with action methods.
- initialState - the initial state of the model.
A model key function with createStore method to create a store with the model key.
key structure:
{
createStore: (initialState?)=>store
}function createStores(...keys):stores- keys - multiple model keys of model functions.
Multiple stores created by the model keys.
stores structure:
{
find: (key)=>store,
destroy: ()=>void
}function createSignal(store):SignalStore- store - a store object created by
createStoremethod.
Signal store object with subscribe method to subscribe the state changes, and getSignal method to get the signal callback function.
signalAPI structure:
{
subscribe: (listener)=>unsubscribe,
getSignal: ()=>signal,
key: modelKey,
}The signal function returns a real time instance from store. Only when the properties picked from real time instance are changed, the subscribed listener can receive an action notification.
function createSelector(store, opts?:SelectorOptions):SelectorStore- store - a store object created by
createStoremethod. - opts - (Optional) an object config to optimize createSelector.
{
// When the selector is drived to reproduce a new data,
// it compares if the result is different with the previous one,
// if the camparing result is true, it represents no differ happens,
// the subscribed callback will not be called.
equality?: (current: T, next: T) => boolean;
}Selector store object with subscribe method to subscribe the state changes, and select method for reselecting instance.
{
subscribe: (listener)=>unsubscribe,
select: (selector?:(getInstance:()=>Instance)=>)=>any,
key: modelKey,
}function model(modelFn):modelAPI- modelFn - a model function accepts a state parameter and returns an object with action methods.
Model api object with createStore, createKey methods to create store, key for the model function, and select method to set a default selector function (Use createSelector(store).select() to select the default one).
modelAPI structure:
{
createStore: (initialState?)=> store,
createKey: (initialState?)=> key,
select: (
selector:(getInstance:()=>Instance)=>Record<string, any>|Array<any>
)=>modelApI
}function config(options):configAPI- options - (Optional) an object with the following properties:
- batchNotify - (Optional) a callback function to batch notify the listeners, for example:
unstable_batchedUpdatesfrom react-dom. - controlled - (Optional) a boolean state to tell as-model use controlled mode to output instance changes.
- middleWares - (Optional) a middleWare array for reproducing state or ignore actions.
- batchNotify - (Optional) a callback function to batch notify the listeners, for example:
All apis above except createSignal and createSelector API.
{
createStore: (modelFnOrKey, initialState?)=>store,
createKey: (modelFn, initialState?)=>key,
createStores: (...keys)=>stores,
model: (modelFn)=>modelAPI
}chrome: '>=91',
edge: '>=91',
firefox: '=>90',
safari: '>=15'