A library use JSON to persist your mobx stores with version control.
- use
JSON.stringify/JSON.parseas the deserialize/serialize method - version control by use
@versiondecorator - ignore any store node by use
@ignoredecorator - support React Native
- support server side render (SSR)
# by yarn
yarn add mobx-sync
# OR by npm
npm i -S mobx-syncimport { AsyncTrunk, date } from 'mobx-sync'
import { observable } from 'mobx'
class Store {
@observable
foo = 'bar'
@date
@observable
date = new Date()
}
const store = new Store()
// create a mobx-sync instance, it will:
// 1. load your state from localStorage & ssr renderred state
// 2. persist your store to localStorage automatically
// NOTE: you do not need to call `trunk.updateStore` to persist
// your store, it is persisted automatically!
const trunk = new AsyncTrunk(store, { storage: localStorage });
// init the state and auto persist watcher(use mobx's autorun)
// NOTE: it will load the persisted state first(and must), and
// then load the state from ssr, if you pass it as the first
// argument of `init`, just like trunk.init(__INITIAL_STATE__)
trunk.init().then(() => {
// you can do any staff now, just like:
// 1. render app with inited state:
ReactDOM.render(<App store={store}/>)
// 2. update store, the update of the store will be persisted
// automatically:
store.foo = 'foo bar'
})You can see it at example
Sometimes, if your store's data structure is changed, which means
the persisted data is illegal to use, you can use @version decorator
to mark the store node's version, if the persisted data's version is
different with the declared node's verson, it will be ignored.
For example, we published an application like it in Quick Start,
and then we want to change the type of Store#foo from string to number,
so, the persisted string value of foo is illegal, and should be ignored, and
then, we can use @version to mark the foo field to new version to omit it:
import { version } from 'mobx-sync'
import { observable } from 'mobx'
class Store {
@version(1)
@observable
foo = 1
@date
@observable
date = new Date()
}
// ...If you run the new verson of the application, it will omit the persisted
value of foo, and keep the value of date, so, after call trunk.init(),
the foo will be 1, and date will be previous verson's value.
NOTE: if the new verson is strictly different with the persisted version, it will be ignored, or else it will be loaded as normal, so if you use it, we recommend you use an progressive increasing integer to mark it, because you couldn't know the version of persisted in client.
@version supports decorate class also, that means if any instance of the
class will be ignored if its verson is different. For example:
import { version } from 'mobx-sync'
import { observable } from 'mobx'
@version(1)
class C1 {
p1 = 1
}
class C2 {
p2 = 2
}
class Store {
c1 = new C1
c2 = new C2
c1_1 = new C1
}If the persisted version of store's c1 && c1_1 has different verson with
1, it will be ignored.
NOTE: if you use a non-pure object as the store field, you must initialize it
before you call trunk.init, just like custom store class(C1, C2 upon),
observable.map, observable.array, etc. And it must be iterable by for..in
grammar, if not, you may need to use a custom formatter(see
custom formatter bellow) to serialize/de-serialize it.
Signature:
function version(id: number): PropertyDecorator & ClassDecorator;If you hope some fields of your store is ignored to persist, just like the artile
with big size of detailed content. you can use @ignore decorator to mark it as
ignored, it will not be loaded (even if it is persisted in previous version) when
init, and its change will not trigger the persist action.
For example: if we want to skip the date field in Quick Start, we just need to
use @ignore to decorate it:
import { date, ignore } from 'mobx-sync'
import { observable } from 'mobx'
class Store {
@observable
foo = 'bar'
@ignore
@date
@observable
date = new Date()
}@ignore only supports decorate property.
Signature:
/**
* works in web environment only
*/
function ignore(target: any, key: string): void;
namespace ignore {
/**
* works in both web and ssr environment
*/
function ssr(target: any, key: string): void;
/**
* works in ssr environment only
*/
function ssrOnly(target: any, key: string): void;
}Sometimes, your store node is not pure ojbect, just like Set, Map,
observable.map<number, Date>, etc, you may need to use custom formatter
(@format) to parse/stringify the data/value.
For example, we use Set<Date> as a field:
import { format } from 'mobx-sync'
import { observable } from 'mobx'
class Store {
@format(
(data: string[]) => new Set(data.map((d) => new Date(d))),
(value: Set<Date>) => Array.from(value, (v) => v.toISOString()),
)
allowDates = new Set<Date>()
}Built-in formatters:
@date: parse/stringify date@regexp: parse/stringify regexp
Signature:
/**
* define a custom stringify/parse function for a field, it is useful for
* builtin objects, just like Date, TypedArray, etc.
*
* @example
*
* // this example shows how to format a date to timestamp,
* // and load it from serialized string,
* // if the date is invalid, will not persist it.
* class SomeStore {
* @format<Date, number>(
* (timestamp) => new Date(timestamp),
* (date) => date ? +date : void 0,
* )
* dateField = new Date()
* }
*
* @param deserializer - the function to parse the serialized data to
* custom object, the first argument is the data serialized by
* `serializer`, and the second is the current value of the field.
* @param serializer - the function to serialize the object to pure js
* object or any else could be stringify safely by `JSON.stringify`.
*/
function format<I, O = I> (
deserializer: (persistedValue: O, currentValue: I) => I,
serializer?: (value: I) => O,
): PropertyDecorator;
function date(target: any, key: string): void;
function regexp(target: any, key: string): void;Sometimes, we hope to use mobx in SSR(Server-Side Rendering), there is no standard way to stringify/load mobx store to/from html template, mobx-sync maybe one.
At first, you need to call config({ ssr: true }) before call any decorator
of mobx-sync. And then, you can use JSON.stringify to stringify your state
to html template, and then use trunk.init or parseStore to load it to
your store.
For example:
// store.ts
import { ignore } from 'mobx-sync'
import { observable } from 'mobx'
export Store {
@observable userId = 0
@ignore.ssr
users = observable.map()
}// server.ts
import { config } from 'mobx-sync'
config({ ssr: true })
import { Store } from './store'
app.get('/', (_, res) => {
const store = new Store()
res.end(`<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>
<div id=root>${renderToString(<App store={store}/>)}</div>
<script>var __INITIAL_STATE__ = ${JSON.stringify(store).replace(/</g, '\\u003c')}</script>
</body>
</html>`)
})// client.ts
import { AsyncTrunk } from 'mobx-sync'
import { Store } from './store'
const store = new Store()
const trunk = new AsyncTrunk(store)
trunk.init(__INITIAL_STATE__).then(() => {
ReactDOM.render(<App store={store}/>, document.querySelector('#root'))
})NOTE: if you do not want to use a trunk to persist/load state from
localStorage, just want to use mobx-sync to load SSR state, you can use
parseStore(store, state, true) to load it.
For example:
// client.ts
import { parseStore } from 'mobx-sync'
import { Store } from './store'
const store = new Store()
parseStore(store, __INITIAL_STATE__, true)
ReactDOM.render(<App/>, document.querySelector('#root'))Signature:
interface Options {
ssr: boolean;
}
function config(options: Partial<Options>): void;
function parseStore(store: any, data: any, isFromServer: boolean): void;Both of AsyncTrunk and SyncTrunk is the class to auto load/persist
store to storage, the difference between them is the AsyncTrunk runs
asynchronously and SyncTrunk runs synchronously.
Signature:
// this is a subset of `Storage`
interface SyncStorage {
getItem(key: string): string | null;
setItem(key: string, value: string): void;
removeItem(key: string): void;
}
// this is a subset of `ReactNative.AsyncStorage`
interface AsyncStorage {
getItem(key: string): Promise<string | null>;
setItem(key: string, value: string): Promise<void>;
removeItem(key: string): Promise<void>;
}
/**
* sync trunk initial options
*/
export interface SyncTrunkOptions {
/**
* storage, SyncStorage only
* default is localStorage
*/
storage?: SyncStorage;
/**
* the storage key, default is KeyDefaultKey
*/
storageKey?: string;
/**
* the delay time, default is 0
*/
delay?: number;
}
/**
* the async trunk initial options
*/
export interface AsyncTrunkOptions {
/**
* storage, both AsyncStorage and SyncStorage is supported,
* default is localStorage
*/
storage?: AsyncStorage | SyncStorage;
/**
* the custom persisted key in storage,
* default is KeyDefaultKey
*/
storageKey?: string;
/**
* delay milliseconds for run the reaction for mobx,
* default is 0
*/
delay?: number;
}
class AsyncTrunk {
disposer: () => void;
constructor(store: any, options?: AsyncTrunkOptions);
init(initialState?: any): Promise<void>;
// call persist manually
presist(): Promise<void>;
// clear persisted state in storage
clear(): Promise<void>;
// change the store instance
updateStore(): Promise<void>;
}
class SyncTrunk {
disposer: () => void;
constructor(store: any, options?: SyncTrunkOptions);
init(initialState?: any): void;
// call persist manually
presist(): void;
// clear persisted state in storage
clear(): void;
// change the store instance
updateStore(): void;
}The MIT License (MIT)
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