redux-action-type-factory

Simple tool to create redux action type list with minimal coding, but fully autocomplete/intellisense support

$3

``bash
npm i redux-action-type-factory
`

or

`bash
yarn add redux-action-type-factory
`

This relies on typescript for intellisense to run.


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#### actionTypesFactory

- actionTypesFactory accepts first argument as the prefix, if this is empty string then there will be no prefix, the remaining arguments will be the action types.

- Each defined actionType has five members, with default is the action type itself, four others will append a suffix accordingly:

default: ${ACTION}

begin: ${ACTION}_BEGIN

succeeded: ${ACTION}_SUCCEEDED

failed: ${ACTION}_FAILED

cancelled: ${ACTION}_CANCELLED


Use them as following:

`javascript
import { actionTypesFactory } from "redux-action-type-factory";

let actionType = actionTypesFactory("todo", "INCREMENT", "DECREMENT");

actionType.INCREMENT.default; // 'todo/INCREMENT'
actionType.INCREMENT.begin; // 'todo/INCREMENT_BEGIN'
actionType.INCREMENT.succeeded; // 'todo/INCREMENT_SUCCEEDED'
actionType.INCREMENT.failed; // 'todo/INCREMENT_FAILED'
actionType.INCREMENT.cancelled; // 'todo/INCREMENT_CANCELLED'

actionType.DECREMENT.default; // 'todo/DECREMENT'
actionType.DECREMENT.begin; // 'todo/DECREMENT_BEGIN'
actionType.DECREMENT.succeeded; // 'todo/DECREMENT_SUCCEEDED'
actionType.DECREMENT.failed; // 'todo/DECREMENT_FAILED'
actionType.DECREMENT.cancelled; // 'todo/DECREMENT_CANCELLED'

// or

let actionType = actionTypesFactory("", "END");

actionType.END.default; // 'END'
actionType.END.begin; // 'END_BEGIN'
actionType.END.succeeded; // 'END_SUCCEEDED'
actionType.END.failed; // 'END_FAILED'
actionType.END.cancelled; // 'END_CANCELLED'
`

#### dictionaryFactory

- For those who just want to make a string dictionary, use this. dictionaryFactory accepts a list of string argument, return an object with the according key-value pair.

`javascript
import { dictionaryFactory } from "redux-action-type-factory";

let platforms = dictionaryFactory("android", "ios", "web", "desktop");

platforms.android; // 'android'
platforms.ios; // 'ios'
platforms.web; // 'web'
platforms.desktop; // 'desktop'
``

And this is fully supported by VS Code intellisense!