Redux: Mixing local state and global state
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I'm using redux with angularJS, but I guess it doesn't matter.
I have a component which filters data. It is looks like this:
filter: string = '';
mapStateToProps (state) {
const filteredRecords = Selector_Records.getFilteredData(this.filter)
return {
};
}
...
ngOnInit () {
this.$ngRedux.connect(this.mapStateToProps.bind(this), null);
}
filterOnChange (text: string) {
this.filter = text;
}
I just don't want to store filter in a global state. So my question is - Is it ok to manually mutate this.props with manually called mapStateToProps?
Like this:
filterOnChange (text: string) {
this.filter = text;
this.props = Object.assign(this.props, this.mapStateToProps(this.$ngRedux.getState()));
}
Or is it better solution do exists?
redux state
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I'm using redux with angularJS, but I guess it doesn't matter.
I have a component which filters data. It is looks like this:
filter: string = '';
mapStateToProps (state) {
const filteredRecords = Selector_Records.getFilteredData(this.filter)
return {
};
}
...
ngOnInit () {
this.$ngRedux.connect(this.mapStateToProps.bind(this), null);
}
filterOnChange (text: string) {
this.filter = text;
}
I just don't want to store filter in a global state. So my question is - Is it ok to manually mutate this.props with manually called mapStateToProps?
Like this:
filterOnChange (text: string) {
this.filter = text;
this.props = Object.assign(this.props, this.mapStateToProps(this.$ngRedux.getState()));
}
Or is it better solution do exists?
redux state
asked Nov 7 at 6:03
Kindzoku
866621
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up vote
0
down vote
favorite
I'm using redux with angularJS, but I guess it doesn't matter.
I have a component which filters data. It is looks like this:
filter: string = '';
mapStateToProps (state) {
const filteredRecords = Selector_Records.getFilteredData(this.filter)
return {
};
}
...
ngOnInit () {
this.$ngRedux.connect(this.mapStateToProps.bind(this), null);
}
filterOnChange (text: string) {
this.filter = text;
}
I just don't want to store filter in a global state. So my question is - Is it ok to manually mutate this.props with manually called mapStateToProps?
Like this:
filterOnChange (text: string) {
this.filter = text;
this.props = Object.assign(this.props, this.mapStateToProps(this.$ngRedux.getState()));
}
Or is it better solution do exists?
redux state
asked Nov 7 at 6:03
Kindzoku
866621
I'm using redux with angularJS, but I guess it doesn't matter.
I have a component which filters data. It is looks like this:
filter: string = '';
mapStateToProps (state) {
const filteredRecords = Selector_Records.getFilteredData(this.filter)
return {
};
}
...
ngOnInit () {
this.$ngRedux.connect(this.mapStateToProps.bind(this), null);
}
filterOnChange (text: string) {
this.filter = text;
}
I just don't want to store filter in a global state. So my question is - Is it ok to manually mutate this.props with manually called mapStateToProps?
Like this:
filterOnChange (text: string) {
this.filter = text;
this.props = Object.assign(this.props, this.mapStateToProps(this.$ngRedux.getState()));
}
Or is it better solution do exists?
redux state
redux state
asked Nov 7 at 6:03
Kindzoku
866621
asked Nov 7 at 6:03
Kindzoku
866621
asked Nov 7 at 6:03
Kindzoku
866621
asked Nov 7 at 6:03
Kindzoku
866621
asked Nov 7 at 6:03
Kindzoku
866621
866621
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