Redux Dsm
Declarative state machines for Redux: Reduce your async-state boilerplate.
Overview
Redux DSM (Declarative State Machines for Redux) is a library that helps reduce boilerplate code when managing asynchronous state in Redux. It takes a nested array of transitions and states and automatically generates reducers, action creators, and action types to manage all state transitions. This library is in production use on DevAnywhere.io and can be used with various async I/O handling methods such as Sagas, redux-thunks, or even Array.prototype.reduce().
Features
- Automatic generation of reducers to manage state transitions
- Logic to ensure app does not get into an invalid state
- Automatic generation of action creators and action types to trigger transitions
Summary
Redux DSM is a powerful library that reduces boilerplate code when managing asynchronous state in Redux. By automatically generating reducers, action creators, and action types, it simplifies the process of handling state transitions and ensures that your app does not enter an invalid state. With its flexibility to work with different async I/O handling methods and frameworks, Redux DSM proves to be a useful tool for developers using Redux or reducer-based state management systems.
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