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exapsy commented 7 years ago

I would like to use it in some cases, but if the community and the administrator are inactive I won't do such thing.

As I see the newest issue was on 3rd of August and it wasn't even answered. The last answered by the Administrator of this repository was on May 16.

So, what is going on?

mrchief commented 6 years ago

This is a good library. We all understand that most OSS projects are not bread earners and it can hard to find time for them. I urge the owners to transfer it to the community so that we don't see this go to a waste.

@tonyhb

exapsy commented 6 years ago

@mrchief There are other great libraries though. Try https://github.com/erikras/redux-form if you're currently searching for one. Since that one has ... no pulse.

mrchief commented 6 years ago

@Eksapsy I use redux-form but that and this one are for completely different purposes. redux-form is a not a state management library unless I missed something.

amok commented 6 years ago

@Eksapsy going to give jasonmorita/react-redux-ui-state a shot except some stripped out features like passing a reducer to hoc it looks very similar to redux-ui

UPD and... it doesn't expose actions (of course there is an option to create bound to dispatch set of actions, but...)

mrchief commented 6 years ago

@amok Keep us posted please!

amok commented 6 years ago

@mrchief I finally ended up writing this little bicycle

import { get } from 'lodash'
import { map } from 'redux-data-structures'
import { connect } from 'react-redux'
import { createAction } from 'redux-actions'
import { compose, lifecycle } from 'recompose'

export const STATE_KEY = 'rui'

export const UPDATE = '@@UI/UPDATE'
export const CREATE = '@@UI/CREATE'
export const REMOVE = '@@UI/remove'

const meta = name => ({ name })
const payload = (name, opts) => opts
const toUIState = (f, p) => typeof f === 'function' ? f(p) : f

export const update = createAction(UPDATE, payload, meta)
export const create = createAction(CREATE, payload, meta)
export const remove = createAction(REMOVE, payload, meta)

export const reducer = map({
  keyGetter: action => get(action, 'meta.name'),
  itemModifier: (item, action) => ({ ...item, ...action.payload }),
  addActionTypes: [CREATE],
  changeActionTypes: [UPDATE],
  removeActionTypes: [REMOVE]
})

export const withUIState = ({ name, state }) => compose(
  connect(
    (state, ownProps) => ({
      ui: get(state, `${STATE_KEY}.byId.${name}`) || toUIState(state, ownProps)
    }),
    {
      setUI: vals => update(name, vals),
      createUI: vals => create(name, vals)
    }
  ),
  lifecycle({
    componentDidMount () {
      this.props.createUI(toUIState(state, this.props))
    }
  })
)

(will add "clear on unmount" and other stuff later)

so... nothing to report about :)

amok commented 6 years ago

my hope is that @tonyhb will get back to maintaining this project

mrchief commented 6 years ago

@amok I've resisted writing that bicycle in the hope that @tonyhb returns. But I think I'll take ur bike in the short term. :)

ghost commented 6 years ago

Trying to get this moving again, since it serves my purposes at work.

While waiting on @tonyhb, feel free to check out my fork.

Notable changes in the fork include reviewing/merging the pull requests that have piled up here and removing the run-time dependency on Immutable.JS.

EDIT: Changed link to reflect package name change in npm

mrchief commented 6 years ago

@jhorowitz-firedrum Thanks for keeping the flame alive!

I was almost about to get rid of it but looks like I don't have to (since you got rid of ImmutbaleJS as well)!

hedgerh commented 6 years ago

I'm not sure why @tonyhb has gone complete radio silence on this project. It seems like he's really active on github. Not sure why he isn't responding to offers to help maintain the project. I have created my own fork as well, and I'm considering doing a bit of a rewrite of it to make it do some things I need it to do. https://github.com/hedgerh/redux-fui

I'm trying to use it at Kroger. Maybe we could discuss creating an org for a fork? It'd be great if @tonyhb were willing to move this project to an org. Otherwise, I may create a kroger fork on our internal npm or something.

The features we need on my project:

Store UI state under a custom key, rather than just state.ui
Be able to easily update the UI state by dispatching actions. We have sagas that need to be able to change the UI state via actions. For example, when a user submits a form, close it if the post was successful. Right now, I pass each redux-ui HOC a custom reducer that listens for a RESET_UI action to reset to default UI. Would be interested in seeing an easy way to update UI state like this without custom reducers or needing to pass the ui keys along to my sagas or something.

mrchief commented 6 years ago

@hedgerh Take a look at @jhorowitz-firedrum's fork. I think he's unofficially taken over this project. I think creating an org might be a good idea. Everyone forking and going their own ways (they still can if they strongly feel so) doesn't sound like a productive roadmap to me.

I'd love to contribute to this library anyway I can.

hedgerh commented 6 years ago

Yeah I definitely think @jhorowitz-firedrum has put more work into his than mine. My changes are pretty small and could be added on top of his fork. @jhorowitz-firedrum, would you be interested in moving your fork into an org?

also, i don't dislike the package name react-redux-ui-tools, but it's a little lengthy. i named mine redux-fui (f for fork), which isn't the best name either, but your fork can have my fork's name if you'd like. im fine with any name, but just thought i'd offer.

ghost commented 6 years ago

Sounds good to me @hedgerh, the more help the better :)

Invite to collaborate sent. :+1:

As far as the name, while I agree it is lengthy I figure react-redux specific packages should start with react-redux-. I'm open to changing the latter part, but unfortunately react-redux-ui was taken on npm :(

mrchief commented 6 years ago

@jhorowitz-firedrum Note that this has nothing to do react. Just like redux has nothing to do with react. And we can ask npm folks to release redux-ui tag as the author is not active. It'll take some time but we may get it.

ghost commented 6 years ago

@mrchief the package depends on react at runtime; it is essentially a react HOC package with a set of convenience props and a reducer which leverages redux.

mrchief commented 6 years ago

Yes you're right. I forgot about the HOC part.

jasonmorita commented 6 years ago

Hey @amok I randomly ran across your comment here today. My lib is still being used by my former team and whomever else uses it out there in userland, there just haven't been any issues reported lately, but the repo is active (https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-redux-ui-state).

I would love feedback from any of you who have used the package. It solved a lot of problems for us.

If there are missing features, please make a PR. We found this gave us all we needed for our app's needs, which is what it's pretty simple.

Thanks!

cristian-sima commented 5 years ago

I think it is dead

mrchief commented 5 years ago

I think it is dead

Oh well, the world needs a hooks version of this anyway!

tonyhb commented 5 years ago

Hey guys. Yeah, this is dead. I would strongly recommend using hooks (useState and useContext) to provide UI for components. This library adds additional complexity that you no longer need. Yay.

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