attach
since
effector 20.13.0
Wrapper for effect, which allows to map effect arguments and use data from stores.
Use cases: declarative way to pass values from stores to effects and argument preprocessing.
Formulae
attach({ effect, mapParams?, source?, name? }): newEffect
When newEffect
is called, call mapParams
with params of the newEffect
and data from source
, then call original effect
- If
attach
called withoutsource
,mapParams
will be called only with params of thenewEffect
attach()
always returns new Effect
Short example
import {createEffect, attach} from 'effector'
const original = createEffect(params => {
console.log('Original effect called with', params)
})
const created = attach({
effect: original,
mapParams: params => {
console.log('Created effect called with', params)
return {wrapped: params}
},
})
await created('HELLO')
// => Created effect called with "HELLO"
// => Original effect called with { wrapped: "HELLO" }
Short example with source
import {createEffect, attach} from 'effector'
const original = createEffect(params => {
console.log('Original effect called with', params)
})
const data = createStore(8900)
const created = attach({
effect: original,
source: data,
mapParams: (params, data) => {
console.log('Created effect called with', params, 'and data', data)
return {wrapped: params, data}
},
})
await created('HELLO')
// => Created effect called with "HELLO" and data 8900
// => Original effect called with {wrapped: "HELLO", data: 8900}
Long example
import {createEffect, attach, createStore} from 'effector'
const backendRequest = createEffect(async ({token, data, resource}) => {
return fetch(`https://example.com/api${resource}`, {
method: 'POST',
headers: {
Authorization: `Bearer ${token}`,
},
body: JSON.stringify(data),
})
})
const requestsSend = createStore(0).on(backendRequest, total => total + 1)
requestsSend.watch(total => {
console.log(`client analytics: sent ${total} requests`)
})
const token = createStore('guest_token')
const authorizedRequest = attach({
effect: backendRequest,
source: token,
mapParams: ({data, resource}, token) => ({data, resource, token}),
})
const createRequest = resource =>
attach({
effect: authorizedRequest,
mapParams: data => ({data, resource}),
})
const getUser = createRequest('/user')
const getPosts = createRequest('/posts')
const user = await getUser({name: 'alice'})
/*
POST https://example.com/api/user
{"name": "alice"}
Authorization: Bearer guest_token
*/
// => client analytics: sent 1 requests
const posts = await getPosts({user: user.id})
/*
POST https://example.com/api/posts
{"user": 18329}
Authorization: Bearer guest_token
*/
// => client analytics: sent 2 requests
attach({effect, source})
Create effect which will trigger given one with values from source
stores
Arguments
effect
(Effect): Wrapped effectsource
(Store |{[key: string]: Store}
): Store or object with stores, values of which will be passed to the second argument ofmapParams
Returns
Effect: New effect
attach({effect, mapParams})
Create effect which will trigger given one by transforming params by mapParams
function
Arguments
effect
(Effect): Wrapped effectmapParams
((newParams) => effectParams
): Function which receives new params and maps them to the params of the wrappedeffect
. Works like event.prepend. Errors happened inmapParams
function will force attached effect to fail
Returns
Effect: New effect
attach({effect, mapParams, source})
Create effect which will read values from source
stores, pass them with params to mapParams
function and call effect
with result
Arguments
effect
(Effect): Wrapped effectmapParams
((newParams, values) => effectParams
): Function which receives new params and current value ofsource
and combines them to the params of the wrappedeffect
. Errors happened inmapParams
function will force attached effect to failsource
(Store |{[key: string]: Store}
): Store or object with stores, values of which will be passed to the second argument ofmapParams
Returns
Effect: New effect
note
If mapParams
throw an error, it will trigger fail
event and nested effect
will not be called at all