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Port of the Redux library for PHP and for fun
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composer require rikbruil/php-redux
// Provide the initial state for the application
// This can be any type of value (preferably scalars)
$initialState = 0;
// Provide a reducer
// Reducers modify state based on a given action
// They follow the pattern: (state, action) => state
$reducer = function ($state, $action) {
$type = $action['type'];
if ($type === 'INCREMENT') {
return $state + 1;
}
if ($type === 'DECREMENT') {
return $state - 1;
}
return $state;
};
// Create the application store with the reducer in place
$store = new \Rb\Redux\Store::create($reducer, $initialState);
// Listeners are low-level functionality.
// They can be used to feed state into other (third-party) components.
// Listeners will fire when application state changes.
$listener = function (\Rb\Redux\StoreInterface $store) {
$state = $store->getState();
echo 'Counter: ' . $state . PHP_EOL;
};
// Optional: Middleware is allowed to replace the dispatch() method of the store.
// In this example it allows sending Promises that resolve to actions
$middleware = new \Rb\Redux\Middleware\Chain([
new PromiseMiddleWare()
]);
// Middlewares need to be applied to the store
$middleware($store); // short-hand for: $middleware->apply($store);
// This will update global state to 1
$store->dispatch(['type' => 'INCREMENT']);
// We can safely dispatch promises due to the middleware
$deferred = new Deferred();
$promise = $deferred->promise();
// The listeners won't dispatch until the promise is resolved.
$store->dispatch($promise);
// Will still return 1
echo $store->getState() . PHP_EOL;
sleep(2);
// We will now resolve the promise, triggering the listeners
// This will decrement global state back to 0
$deferred->resolve(['type' => 'DECREMENT']);
// Will now return 0
echo $store->getState() . PHP_EOL;
Port of the Redux library for PHP and for fun
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