Show HN: Typechecked – boilerplate-free state transformations with redux-modules (opens in new tab)

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11 pointsmboperator10y ago5 comments

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Am I correct that this completely binds you to React, ie, couldn't be used with Angular or Mithril or anything?

The payload typechecking does conform to React's PropType standard though. If you don't want to require React for that to work you can grab a standalone PropType library. There are a few available:

https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-immutable-proptypes https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-prop-types

mboperatorOP10y ago

Nope, this is just another way to define Redux reducers. It's compatible with anything Redux is compatible with :)

charismaticMF10y ago

this is doppppe

mboperatorOP10y ago

Thanks ^^ It's all about improving developer experience

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acemarke10y ago

Am I correct that this completely binds you to React, ie, couldn't be used with Angular or Mithril or anything?

mboperatorOP10y ago

The payload typechecking does conform to React's PropType standard though. If you don't want to require React for that to work you can grab a standalone PropType library. There are a few available:

https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-immutable-proptypes https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-prop-types

mboperatorOP10y ago

Nope, this is just another way to define Redux reducers. It's compatible with anything Redux is compatible with :)

charismaticMF10y ago

this is doppppe

mboperatorOP10y ago

Thanks ^^ It's all about improving developer experience

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse