Bookie
Predictable and scalable state container in 0.5kB.
Simplicity is a great virtue but it requires hard work to achieve it and education to appreciate it. And to make matters worse: complexity sells better.
— Edsger W. Dijkstra, 1984
If Redux evolves the ideas from Flux but without it's complexity, Bookie evolves the ideas from Redux, by reducing the complexity still.
Gist
; // First we create the store. The `createStore` function accepts one argument// which will be the initial state of the store.//// Much like in Redux, any value type can be used for the state: Bookie is// cool with primitives, arrays and objects.const store = ; // Once we got our store, it's time to define actions. Actions are simple// pure functions that take state and return a new state. Optionally they// can also accept a second argument for payload.//// If the state you are passing is an object, it will also be frozen at// the root level to ensure that no mutation can occur.const increment = store;const decrement = store; // We can listen to new state emittions with `subscribe`, the callback will// receive a single argument which is the new (frozen) state.const unsubscribe = store; // Finally lets dispatch some actions! All you have to do is call a function,// no indirection required.;// -> `1`;// -> `2` // We can pass payload to our action.;// -> `7`;// -> `6` // Calling the function returned from `subscribe` will unsubscribe that// particular listener.; // Since the listener has been removed, calling `dispatch` again will not// print anything.; // Finally `getState` returns current state of the store. Once again, this// value is frozen at the root level to avoid mutations.console;// -> `Final state 5`