Update State

Use setState to update the state of a Feature Store right away. setState accepts a Partial Type. This allows us to pass only some properties of a bigger state interface.

todo-feature-store.ts
selectTodo(id: number) {
  this.setState({selectedTodoId: id});
}

Do you need to update the state based on the current state? setState accepts a callback function which gives you access to the current state.

todo-feature-store.ts
// Update state based on current state
addTodo(todo: Todo) {
  this.setState(state => ({
    todos: [...state.todos, todo]
  }))
}

For better logging in the JS Console / Redux DevTools you can provide an optional name to the setState function:

this.setState({selectedTodoId: id}, 'selectTodo');

Undo setState Actions with `undo`

We can easily undo setState actions with the Undo Extension installed.

Calling setState returns an action which can be used to perform an Undo.

todo-feature-store.ts
import { Action } from 'mini-rx-store';

removeTodo(id: number): Action {
  return this.setState(state => ({
    todos: state.todos.filter(item => item.id !== id)
  }))
}

removeAndUndo() {
  const todoRemoveAction: Action = this.removeTodo(2);
  this.undo(todoRemoveAction);   
}

Undo setState Actions with undo​

Undo setState Actions with `undo`