Store<State extends Built<State, StateBuilder>, StateBuilder extends Builder<State, StateBuilder>, Actions extends ReduxActions> class

Store is the container of your state. It listens for actions, invokes reducers, and publishes changes to the state

Constructors

Store.new(Reducer<State, StateBuilder, dynamic> reducer, State defaultState, Actions actions, {Iterable<Middleware<State, StateBuilder, Actions>> middleware = const []})

actions → Actions: actions returns the synced actions
no setter
hashCode → int: The hash code for this object.
no setterinherited
nextState → Stream<State>: nextState is a stream which has a payload of the next state value, rather than the StoreChange event
no setter
runtimeType → Type: A representation of the runtime type of the object.
no setterinherited
state → State: state returns the current state
no setter
stream → Stream<StoreChange<State, StateBuilder, dynamic>>: subscribe returns a stream that will be dispatched whenever the state changes
no setter

actionStream<Payload>(ActionName<Payload> actionName) → Stream<StoreChange<State, StateBuilder, Payload>>: actionStream returns a stream the fires when a state change is caused by the action with the name provided. Check out built_redux_rx if you are looking for streams to actions that do not necessarily result in state changes.
dispose() → Future<Null>: dispose removes closes both the dispatch and subscription stream
nextSubstate<Substate>(StateMapper<State, StateBuilder, Substate> mapper) → Stream<Substate>: nextSubstate is a stream which has a payload of the next subState value, rather than the SubstateChange event
noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) → dynamic: Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.
inherited
replaceState(State state) → void: replaceState replaces the state of your store. Useful for undo/redo, testing, and development tools
substateStream<Substate>(StateMapper<State, StateBuilder, Substate> mapper) → Stream<SubstateChange<Substate>>: substateStream returns a stream to the state that is returned by the mapper function. For example: say my state object had a property count, then store.substateStream((state) => state.count), would return a stream that fires whenever count changes.
toString() → String: A string representation of this object.
inherited