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beforeEach(function () {
    testProps.context = createMockComponentContext({
      stores: [ApplicationStore, BackgroundStore]
    });
    var htmlElement = HtmlComponent(testProps);

    // This enables dom render after HtmlComponent factory call.
    // This mimics what really happens.
    testDom.start();

    // Go ahead and renderIntoDocument. Keep reference in htmlComponent.
    htmlComponent = renderHtmlIntoDocument(htmlElement);
  });

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Fluxible

Pluggable, singleton-free container for isomorphic Flux applications.

$ npm install --save fluxible

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Docs

• Quick Start
• API

Features

• Singleton-free for server rendering
• Store dehydration for client bootstrapping
• Stateless async actions
• Higher order components for easy integration
• Enforcement of Flux flow - restricted access to the Flux interface from within components
• Pluggable - add your own interfaces to the Flux context
• Updated for React 15

Extras

• Yeoman generator
• Example Applications
• Fluxible Routing
• Isomorphic Data Services

Usage

import Fluxible from 'fluxible';
import {createStore} from 'fluxible/addons';
import {
    connectToStores,
    createElementWithContext,
    provideContext
} from 'fluxible-addons-react';
import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom/server';

// Action
const action = (actionContext, payload) => {
    actionContext.dispatch('FOO_ACTION', payload);
};

// Store
const FooStore = createStore({
    storeName: 'FooStore',
    handlers: {
        'FOO_ACTION': 'fooHandler'
    },
    initialize: function () { // Set the initial state
        this.foo = null;
    },
    fooHandler: function (payload) {
        this.foo = payload;
    },
    getState: function () {
        return {
            foo: this.foo
        }
    }
});

// Component
class App extends React.Component {
    render() {
        return <span>{this.props.foo}</span>
    }
}

App = provideContext(connectToStores(App, [FooStore], (context, props) =&gt; {
    return context.getStore(FooStore).getState();
}));

// App
const app = new Fluxible({
    component: App,
    stores: [FooStore]
});

// Bootstrap
const context = app.createContext();
context.executeAction(action, 'bar', (err) =&gt; {
    console.log(ReactDOM.renderToString(createElementWithContext(context)));
});

Browser Compatibility

Fluxible is written with ES2015 in mind and should be used along with polyfills for features like Promise and Object.assign in order to support all browsers. We recommend using Babel along with its polyfill.

License

This software is free to use under the Yahoo Inc. BSD license. See the LICENSE file for license text and copyright information.