Need examle

[xgrommx]

Hello @acdlite,

I think that will be better if will be a simple example with Redux and Rx together. Could you please provide that?

[acdlite]

@xgrommx Does the new createConnector() example meet your needs?

[xgrommx]

@acdlite probably yes. But will be better if will be existed a worked example which could be run on a local environment. Like a small starter-kit.

[acdlite]

Agreed, I'll try to get to that soon.

[acdlite]

It'll probably be an example with react-router

[xgrommx]

@acdlite I have interesting approach for combining actions in Rx https://github.com/xgrommx/react-rx-flux/blob/master/src/store.js#L48

[hmeerlo]

+1 this definitely needs a good example. Right now it looks like something I need for my project. But I have absolutely no clue how to use it.

[roganov]

+1 for an example
It looks like I need to put all my Rx code into a Connector, but I'm not sure.

UPD: maybe not even an example, but rather a high-level overview of the arthictecture.

[jonbeller]

It would make the example more complete to include imports at the top and follow up with an example usage of TodoConnector.

[acdlite]

Sorry guys, I'll try to work on this soon!

[adharumar-ecofactor]

+1 for an example

[marcuswhit]

+1 please!

[anlijiu]

+1 for an example , especially with redux-router ^^.

[austinmao]

+1 as well :)

[rickyplc]

@acdlite I know you're a busy man, but this seems to be a really important feature left out of all the decent libs that no one else is actually working on. But the big issue here is that we don't know how to use it.

A working example of your code below would really help a lot of people and get a lot of momentum behind this project :)

> import { observableFromStore } from 'redux-rx';
> const state$ = observableFromStore(store);
> Then it's just a matter of using observable operators to subscribe to specific state changes. Here's an example of re-directing from a login page after a successful login:
> 
> const didLogin$ = state$
>   .distinctUntilChanged(state => !state.loggedIn && state.router.path === '/login')
>   .filter(state => state.loggedIn && state.router.path === '/login');
> 
> didLogin$.subscribe({
>    router.transitionTo('/success');
> });
> 

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