#createApp

Reduck will call createApp to create a global application by default. If the entire application only needs one Store, then there is no need to call createApp manually.Only need to use createApp when you need to create a Store locally in the app.

#Function Signature

interface AppConfig extends StoreConfig {
  devTools?: boolean | DevToolsOptions;
  autoActions?: boolean;
}

function createApp(config: AppConfig): object;

#Input

• config
  • StoreConfig: the same as createStore params.
  • devTools: the default value is true. when it is an object type, configuring Options of Redux DevTools.
  • autoActions: the default value is true.if auto generate Actions.

#Return Value

Reduck App, consists of the following properties:

• Provider: inject shared Store into locally component tree, same as Provider.
• useModel: get the Model mounted by the app's local Store, same as useModel.
• useStaticModel: get the Model mounted by the app's local Store. same as useStaticModel.
• useLocalModel: get the Model mounted by the app's local Store. same as useLocalModel.
• useStore: get the Store used locally by the app. same as useStore.

#Example

use createApp, local states can be created to isolate the states between different Reduck applications.

const { Provider: LocalFooProvider, useModel: useLocalFooModel } = createApp();
const { Provider: LocalBarProvider, useModel: useLocalBarModel } = createApp();

function Foo() {
  const [fooState] = useLocalFooModel(fooModel);
  const [barState] = useLocalBarModel(fooModel);

  return (
    <div>
      <div>Foo: {fooState}</div>
      <div>Bar: {barState}</div>
    </div>
  );
}

function Container() {
  return (
    <LocalFooProvider>
      <LocalBarProvider>
        <Foo />
      </LocalBarProvider>
    </LocalFooProvider>
  );
}