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If it's self contained then wouldn't / shouldn't it be a react component without redux? Redux is designed to manage state passing to properties in many componen
by petemill 10y ago
If it's self contained then wouldn't / shouldn't it be a react component without redux? Redux is designed to manage state passing to properties in many components organized in your app, but you're asking about a single component.
- stevewilhelm 10y agoThis is what confuses me. How would I write a React based component that can manage the retrieving the data it needs and can be easily integrated into other React/Redux based applications. For example, I wish to write a component that displays the weather for a given date and zip code. I also want to create another component that displays the local events for a given date and zip code. I want a simple SPA app to include these two components along with a shared chooser component that allows users to select the zip code and date. Finally, I want to share the weather and event components with other developers so they can incorporate them easily in their own React/Redux based applications.
- eiriklv 10y agoThis is a good read [0]. Been using this approach in several larger applications for a while (with great success). By decoupling the selection of state from the actual state structure (using relative selectors) + defining a public interface for your features (your app will basically consist of smaller apps - fractally) you can achieve what you're after. [0] http://jaysoo.ca/2016/02/28/organizing-redux-application/ http://jaysoo.ca/2016/02/28/organizing-redux-application/