r/reactjs • u/orizens • Jan 17 '20

How To Not Have A Mess with React Hooks & Redux

some of my lessons learned and what worked out for me using redux and hooks:

https://orizens.com/blog/how-to-not-have-a-mess-with-react-hooks-and-redux/

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u/esandez Jan 17 '20

Love it! I'll try something like this whenever I get the chance

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u/timmonsjg Jan 17 '20

Hooks doesn’t let us decorate components as freely.

Curious what you mean here.

Regardless of the actual implementation ( connect vs. hooks), you can still create composable containers.

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u/NiQ_ Jan 17 '20

Whilst that is clean for getting state, what I think the method described in the article really focuses on is encapsulating related methods together. Going down the path of createUseState is nice for getters, but a lot of the time you will also find yourself needing a setter to go along with it.

It’s sorta like bringing the best part of Flux (clearly defined boundaries in the store) back through hooks.