Unidirectional Data Flow in Swift - Inspired by Redux
Other:
open func with public func in extensions to Store because they cannot be overridden anyway (https://github.com/ReSwift/ReSwift/pull491) - @maksimgromovFull Changelog: https://github.com/ReSwift/ReSwift/compare/6.1.0...6.1.1
API Changes:
StateType protocol requirement (#462) - @mjarvisOther:
S: StoreType (#463) - @mjarvisBreaking API Changes:
API Changes:
Middleware after store creation. (#427) - @mjarvisOther:
Breaking API Changes:
Remove StandardAction and StandardActionConvertible (#270) - @mjarvis
StandardAction and StandardActionConvertible is somewhat confusing to new users, and does not have a direct use case within the core ReSwift library. Therefore, it has been moved to ReSwift-Recorder where it belongs.StandardAction in your project without ReSwift-Recorder, you can copy the old implementation into your project as a middle ground while you migrate away from its usage.Make Store's state setter private (#354) - @mokagio
state by making it private(set). This prevents users from bypassing reducers and middleware. All mutation of the state must occur through the normal Action & Reducer methods.ReSwift-Recorder. Changes may be made to that library in the future in order to support this change.Other:
automaticallySkipsRepeats when selecting Equatable state in Non-Equatable root state (#399) - @djtech42API Changes:
Deprecate StandardAction and StandardActionConvertible - @mjarvis
Deprecate ActionCreator and AsyncActionCreator (#391) - @mjarvis
Other
skip(when:) and only(when:) (#242) - @mjarvisautomaticallySkipsRepeats configuration option to Store initializer (#262) - @DivineDominionSubscription<State> to allow external extensions (#383) - @mjarvisOther:
Breaking API Changes:
Introduced a new Subscription API (#203) - @Ben-G, @mjarvis, @DivineDominion
The subscription API provides basic operators, such as skipRepeats (skip calls to newState unless state value changed) and select (sub-select a state).
This is a breaking API change that requires migrating existing subscriptions that sub-select a portion of a store's state:
Subselecting state in 3.0.0:
store.subscribe(subscriber) { ($0.testValue, $0.otherState?.name) }
Subselecting state in 4.0.0:
store.subscribe(subscriber) {
$0.select {
($0.testValue, $0.otherState?.name)
}
}
For any store state that is Equatable or any sub-selected state that is Equatable, skipRepeats will be used by default.
For states/substates that are not Equatable, skipRepeats can be implemented via a closure:
store.subscribe(subscriber) {
$0.select {
$0.testValue
}.skipRepeats {
return $0 == $1
}
}
Reducer type has been removed in favor of reducer function (#177) - Ben-G
Here's an example of a new app reducer, for details see the README:
func counterReducer(action: Action, state: AppState?) -> AppState {
var state = state ?? AppState()
switch action {
case _ as CounterActionIncrease:
state.counter += 1
case _ as CounterActionDecrease:
state.counter -= 1
default:
break
}
return state
}
dispatch functions now return Void instead of Any (#187) - @Qata
dispatch overload that takes a callback argument and serves this purpose.Make dispatch argument in middleware non-optional (#225) - @dimazen, @mjarvis, @Ben-G
Middleware now has a generic type parameter that is used for the getState method and matches the Store's State type. This allows accessing the state in middleware code without type casting (#226) - @mjarvis
Other:
StoreType with substate selector subscription (#192) - @mjarvisDispatchingStoreType protocol for testing (#197) - @mjarvisReleased: 11/12/2016
This release supports Swift 3.0.1
Breaking API Changes:
API Changes:
Store as open, this reverts a previously accidental breaking API Change (#157) - @Ben-GOther:
Released: 09/15/2016
This version supports Swift 3 for Swift 2.2 support use an earlier release.
Other: