Redux is a JavaScript library that implements state container of the Flux-based architecture.
Redux can be described in three fundamental principles:
Single source of truth (Single store)
State is read only (need actions to signal change)
Changes are made with pure functions (This creates ne...
ParamenterDescriptionactionIt must be an object with at least the type property. Any other property can be passed and will be accessible within the reducer function.
If you're not using bundlers like Webpack and Browserify, change the first line to:
const { createStore } = Redux;
Or just call...
React Redux is a library which provides React bindings for Redux.
React components aware of the Redux store are called "Containers", "Smart Components" or "Higher Order Component" (HOC). Such components, to use Redux, need to:
Subscribe to the store to get updates...
Redux has come to be the status quo for managing application-level state on the front-end these days, and those who work on "large-scale applications" often swear by it. This topic covers why and how you should use the state management library, Redux, in your React applications.
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