Is my Redux pattern and utilization correct?












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I have redux store with data of IProperty type (defined as below).

Using ADD_PROPERTY, CHANGE_PROPERTY, CHANGE_PROP_TYPE, CHANGE_PROP_PARENT, UPDATE_PROP_PARENTS actions.



interface IProperty {
name: string;
type: string;
fullName: string;
parentRef: string;
errors: {
name: {
required: boolean;
duplicate: boolean;
}
}
}


It is working fine. Just would like to know if I am doing according to Redux patterns only.



Is it correct to update errors field on CHANGE_PROP_NAME action and fullName field for all actions?



Is it correct to



/**
* reducers.ts
*/
const getFullName = (property: IProperty): string => `${property.parentRef ? `${property.parentRef}.` : ''}${property.name}`;
// Reducer for properties
export const properties = (previousState: any = , action) => {
const { payload } = action;

switch (action.type) {
case ADD_PROPERTY:

return previousState.concat({
...payload,
fullName: getFullName(payload)
});
case CHANGE_PROP_NAME:
return previousState.map((property: IProperty) => {
if (property.I__D === payload.I__D) {
property.name = payload.name;
property.fullName = getFullName(payload);
property.errors.name = {
required: !payload.name,
duplicate: previousState.some(prop => prop.I__D !== payload.I__D && prop.fullName === property.fullName)
}
}
return property;
});
case CHANGE_PROP_TYPE:
case CHANGE_PROP_PARENT:
return previousState.map((property: IProperty) => {
if (property.I__D === payload.I__D) {
return {
...payload,
fullName: getFullName(payload)
};
}
return property;
});
default:
return previousState;
}
};

// Reducer for parent properties
export const parentProperties = (previousState: any = , action) => {
switch (action.type) {
case UPDATE_PROP_PARENTS:
return action.payload.filter(prop => ['array', 'jsonObject'].indexOf(prop.type) !== -1);
default:
return previousState;
}
};


Is is correct to call UPDATE_PROP_PARENTS action along with other actions from React component?



/**
* Code utilizing `Redux Action creators` in React component
*/

private onNameChange(evt: FormEvent) {
this.props.changePropName(MProperty.extract({
...this.props,
name: this.elName.value
}));
this.props.updatePropParents();
}

private onTypeChange(evt: FormEvent) {
this.props.changePropType(MProperty.extract({
...this.props,
type: this.elDataType.value,
options: undefined
}));
this.props.updatePropParents();
}

private onParentChange(evt: FormEvent) {
this.props.changePropParent(MProperty.extract({
...this.props,
parentRef: this.elParent.value
}));
this.props.updatePropParents();
}









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    I have redux store with data of IProperty type (defined as below).

    Using ADD_PROPERTY, CHANGE_PROPERTY, CHANGE_PROP_TYPE, CHANGE_PROP_PARENT, UPDATE_PROP_PARENTS actions.



    interface IProperty {
    name: string;
    type: string;
    fullName: string;
    parentRef: string;
    errors: {
    name: {
    required: boolean;
    duplicate: boolean;
    }
    }
    }


    It is working fine. Just would like to know if I am doing according to Redux patterns only.



    Is it correct to update errors field on CHANGE_PROP_NAME action and fullName field for all actions?



    Is it correct to



    /**
    * reducers.ts
    */
    const getFullName = (property: IProperty): string => `${property.parentRef ? `${property.parentRef}.` : ''}${property.name}`;
    // Reducer for properties
    export const properties = (previousState: any = , action) => {
    const { payload } = action;

    switch (action.type) {
    case ADD_PROPERTY:

    return previousState.concat({
    ...payload,
    fullName: getFullName(payload)
    });
    case CHANGE_PROP_NAME:
    return previousState.map((property: IProperty) => {
    if (property.I__D === payload.I__D) {
    property.name = payload.name;
    property.fullName = getFullName(payload);
    property.errors.name = {
    required: !payload.name,
    duplicate: previousState.some(prop => prop.I__D !== payload.I__D && prop.fullName === property.fullName)
    }
    }
    return property;
    });
    case CHANGE_PROP_TYPE:
    case CHANGE_PROP_PARENT:
    return previousState.map((property: IProperty) => {
    if (property.I__D === payload.I__D) {
    return {
    ...payload,
    fullName: getFullName(payload)
    };
    }
    return property;
    });
    default:
    return previousState;
    }
    };

    // Reducer for parent properties
    export const parentProperties = (previousState: any = , action) => {
    switch (action.type) {
    case UPDATE_PROP_PARENTS:
    return action.payload.filter(prop => ['array', 'jsonObject'].indexOf(prop.type) !== -1);
    default:
    return previousState;
    }
    };


    Is is correct to call UPDATE_PROP_PARENTS action along with other actions from React component?



    /**
    * Code utilizing `Redux Action creators` in React component
    */

    private onNameChange(evt: FormEvent) {
    this.props.changePropName(MProperty.extract({
    ...this.props,
    name: this.elName.value
    }));
    this.props.updatePropParents();
    }

    private onTypeChange(evt: FormEvent) {
    this.props.changePropType(MProperty.extract({
    ...this.props,
    type: this.elDataType.value,
    options: undefined
    }));
    this.props.updatePropParents();
    }

    private onParentChange(evt: FormEvent) {
    this.props.changePropParent(MProperty.extract({
    ...this.props,
    parentRef: this.elParent.value
    }));
    this.props.updatePropParents();
    }









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      I have redux store with data of IProperty type (defined as below).

      Using ADD_PROPERTY, CHANGE_PROPERTY, CHANGE_PROP_TYPE, CHANGE_PROP_PARENT, UPDATE_PROP_PARENTS actions.



      interface IProperty {
      name: string;
      type: string;
      fullName: string;
      parentRef: string;
      errors: {
      name: {
      required: boolean;
      duplicate: boolean;
      }
      }
      }


      It is working fine. Just would like to know if I am doing according to Redux patterns only.



      Is it correct to update errors field on CHANGE_PROP_NAME action and fullName field for all actions?



      Is it correct to



      /**
      * reducers.ts
      */
      const getFullName = (property: IProperty): string => `${property.parentRef ? `${property.parentRef}.` : ''}${property.name}`;
      // Reducer for properties
      export const properties = (previousState: any = , action) => {
      const { payload } = action;

      switch (action.type) {
      case ADD_PROPERTY:

      return previousState.concat({
      ...payload,
      fullName: getFullName(payload)
      });
      case CHANGE_PROP_NAME:
      return previousState.map((property: IProperty) => {
      if (property.I__D === payload.I__D) {
      property.name = payload.name;
      property.fullName = getFullName(payload);
      property.errors.name = {
      required: !payload.name,
      duplicate: previousState.some(prop => prop.I__D !== payload.I__D && prop.fullName === property.fullName)
      }
      }
      return property;
      });
      case CHANGE_PROP_TYPE:
      case CHANGE_PROP_PARENT:
      return previousState.map((property: IProperty) => {
      if (property.I__D === payload.I__D) {
      return {
      ...payload,
      fullName: getFullName(payload)
      };
      }
      return property;
      });
      default:
      return previousState;
      }
      };

      // Reducer for parent properties
      export const parentProperties = (previousState: any = , action) => {
      switch (action.type) {
      case UPDATE_PROP_PARENTS:
      return action.payload.filter(prop => ['array', 'jsonObject'].indexOf(prop.type) !== -1);
      default:
      return previousState;
      }
      };


      Is is correct to call UPDATE_PROP_PARENTS action along with other actions from React component?



      /**
      * Code utilizing `Redux Action creators` in React component
      */

      private onNameChange(evt: FormEvent) {
      this.props.changePropName(MProperty.extract({
      ...this.props,
      name: this.elName.value
      }));
      this.props.updatePropParents();
      }

      private onTypeChange(evt: FormEvent) {
      this.props.changePropType(MProperty.extract({
      ...this.props,
      type: this.elDataType.value,
      options: undefined
      }));
      this.props.updatePropParents();
      }

      private onParentChange(evt: FormEvent) {
      this.props.changePropParent(MProperty.extract({
      ...this.props,
      parentRef: this.elParent.value
      }));
      this.props.updatePropParents();
      }









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      I have redux store with data of IProperty type (defined as below).

      Using ADD_PROPERTY, CHANGE_PROPERTY, CHANGE_PROP_TYPE, CHANGE_PROP_PARENT, UPDATE_PROP_PARENTS actions.



      interface IProperty {
      name: string;
      type: string;
      fullName: string;
      parentRef: string;
      errors: {
      name: {
      required: boolean;
      duplicate: boolean;
      }
      }
      }


      It is working fine. Just would like to know if I am doing according to Redux patterns only.



      Is it correct to update errors field on CHANGE_PROP_NAME action and fullName field for all actions?



      Is it correct to



      /**
      * reducers.ts
      */
      const getFullName = (property: IProperty): string => `${property.parentRef ? `${property.parentRef}.` : ''}${property.name}`;
      // Reducer for properties
      export const properties = (previousState: any = , action) => {
      const { payload } = action;

      switch (action.type) {
      case ADD_PROPERTY:

      return previousState.concat({
      ...payload,
      fullName: getFullName(payload)
      });
      case CHANGE_PROP_NAME:
      return previousState.map((property: IProperty) => {
      if (property.I__D === payload.I__D) {
      property.name = payload.name;
      property.fullName = getFullName(payload);
      property.errors.name = {
      required: !payload.name,
      duplicate: previousState.some(prop => prop.I__D !== payload.I__D && prop.fullName === property.fullName)
      }
      }
      return property;
      });
      case CHANGE_PROP_TYPE:
      case CHANGE_PROP_PARENT:
      return previousState.map((property: IProperty) => {
      if (property.I__D === payload.I__D) {
      return {
      ...payload,
      fullName: getFullName(payload)
      };
      }
      return property;
      });
      default:
      return previousState;
      }
      };

      // Reducer for parent properties
      export const parentProperties = (previousState: any = , action) => {
      switch (action.type) {
      case UPDATE_PROP_PARENTS:
      return action.payload.filter(prop => ['array', 'jsonObject'].indexOf(prop.type) !== -1);
      default:
      return previousState;
      }
      };


      Is is correct to call UPDATE_PROP_PARENTS action along with other actions from React component?



      /**
      * Code utilizing `Redux Action creators` in React component
      */

      private onNameChange(evt: FormEvent) {
      this.props.changePropName(MProperty.extract({
      ...this.props,
      name: this.elName.value
      }));
      this.props.updatePropParents();
      }

      private onTypeChange(evt: FormEvent) {
      this.props.changePropType(MProperty.extract({
      ...this.props,
      type: this.elDataType.value,
      options: undefined
      }));
      this.props.updatePropParents();
      }

      private onParentChange(evt: FormEvent) {
      this.props.changePropParent(MProperty.extract({
      ...this.props,
      parentRef: this.elParent.value
      }));
      this.props.updatePropParents();
      }






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