Reputation: 503
Im developing an application using ngrx/angular4+ . A design pattern thats being developed here seems very redundent, and it has to do with how you subscribe to the Store reducers.
In a component the following situation is not uncommon:
HOFDetails$:Observable<any>;
HOFDetails$SUB:ISubscription;
HOFMobile$:Observable<any>;
HOFMobile$SUB:ISubscription;
HOFMobile:any;
HOFHome$:Observable<any>;
HOFHome$SUB:ISubscription;
HOFHome:any;
SPDetails$:Observable<any>;
SPDetails$SUB:ISubscription;
SPMobile$:Observable<any>;
SPMobile$SUB:ISubscription;
SPMobile:any;
SPHome$:Observable<any>;
SPHome$SUB:ISubscription;
SPHome:any;
EmergencyDetails$:Observable<any>;
EmergencyDetails$SUB:ISubscription;
EmergencyDetails:any;
EmergencyMobile$:Observable<any>;
EmergencyMobile$SUB:ISubscription;
EmergencyMobile:any;
EmergencyHome$:Observable<any>;
EmergencyHome$SUB:ISubscription;
EmergencyHome:any;
EmergencyList$:Observable<any>;
EmergencyList$SUB:ISubscription;
EmergencyList:any;
countries$:Observable<any>;
countries$SUB:ISubscription;
countries:any;
valueIds$:Observable<any>;
valueIds$SUB:ISubscription;
valueIds:any;
lang$:Observable<any>;
lang$SUB:ISubscription;
//the subscriptions
this.lang$ = this.store.select(fromroot.getLanguage);
this.lang$SUB = this.lang$.subscribe((v:string)=>this.lang = v);
this.HOFDetails$ = this.store.select(from_costumer.getHOF);
this.HOFDetails$SUB = this.HOFDetails$.subscribe((v)=> {});
this.HOFMobile$ = this.store.select(from_costumer.getHOFMobile);
this.HOFMobile$SUB = this.HOFMobile$.subscribe((v)=> {});
this.HOFHome$ = this.store.select(from_costumer.getHOFHome);
this.HOFHome$SUB = this.HOFHome$.subscribe((v)=> {});
this.SPDetails$ = this.store.select(from_costumer.getSP);
this.SPDetails$SUB = this.SPDetails$.subscribe((v)=> {});
this.SPMobile$ = this.store.select(from_costumer.getSPMobile);
this.SPMobile$SUB = this.SPMobile$.subscribe((v)=> {});
this.SPHome$ = this.store.select(from_costumer.getSPHome);
this.SPHome$SUB = this.SPHome$.subscribe((v)=> {});
this.EmergencyDetails$ = this.store.select(from_costumer.getEmergency);
this.EmergencyDetails$SUB = this.EmergencyDetails$.subscribe((v)=>this.EmergencyDetails = v);
this.EmergencyList$ = this.store.select(from_costumer.getEmergencyList);
this.EmergencyList$SUB = this.EmergencyList$.subscribe((v:any)=> {});
this.EmergencyMobile$ = this.store.select(from_costumer.getEmergencyMobile);
this.EmergencyMobile$SUB = this.EmergencyMobile$.subscribe((v:any)=> {});
this.EmergencyHome$ = this.store.select(from_costumer.getEmergencyHome);
this.EmergencyHome$SUB = this.EmergencyHome$.subscribe((v:any)=> {});
this.countries$ = this.store.select(from_geo.getCountries);
this.countries$SUB = this.countries$.subscribe((v:any)=> this.countries = v);
this.valueIds$ = this.store.select(from_geo.getCountryIds);
this.valueIds$SUB = this.valueIds$.subscribe((v:any)=>this.valueIds = v);
All of this code for only 13 properties on this, not including the assignment logic inside the subscriptions & the unsubscribing .
This seems to me incredibally repetative & redundent.
Is there a way to pack all this up into somekind of a reusable package? Maybe component based, or route based?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 390
Reputation: 14013
Shorten it to this in your container component:
// inject ngrx store in constructor
constructor(private store: Store) {}
// lang$ as class property, no extra code needed.
lang$: Observable<any> = this.store.select(fromroot.getLanguage);
You probably do not need to set local prop this.lang
, just pass the observables to any of your presentational components and use async pipes.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 15271
remove subscriptions, remove unpacked variables (e.g. countries:any;
). what you're left with are Observables
only. have them in container (smart) components and bind those observables to your (dumb) presentational components using async
pipe.
for example:
lang$ : Observable<whatevertype>;
constructor(){
this.lang$ = this.store.select(fromroot.getLanguage);
}
in template:
<your-presentational-component [lang]="lang$ | async"><your-presentational-component>
then async
pipe takes over subscribing, unsibscribing and assigning actual values to child component where you actually use them.
Upvotes: 2