Refactor: Adjust Coaction core for plain object state handling #2
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This commit refines how Coaction's core `create` function handles plain JavaScript objects provided as `createState`.
Previously, if `createState` was any object, Coaction would set `isSliceStore = true`, incorrectly attempting to apply its native "slices pattern" (where each object property is a slice-defining function). This led to errors when you provided simple state objects (e.g., from third-party libraries or direct state) as it would try to execute non-function properties.
The following changes have been made:
1. **Refined `isSliceStore` Logic (`packages/core/src/create.ts`):**
`isSliceStore` is now only `true` if `createState` is an object AND all its enumerable property values are functions. For plain objects (including empty ones) or objects with non-function properties, `isSliceStore` is `false`.
2. **Modified `makeState` Function (`packages/core/src/getInitialState.ts`):**
The `makeState` function now accepts either a slice-creator function or a direct object as its input. This allows it to correctly process plain objects passed as state, while still handling its original role of executing slice functions and unwrapping third-party store instances (e.g., those with `.getState()` or function stores like Pinia).
3. **Adjusted Main Logic in `getInitialState.ts`:**
The main part of `getInitialState` now correctly passes plain objects to `makeState` when `isSliceStore` is `false`.
These changes ensure that Coaction no longer misinterprets plain state objects as its native functional slice maps, allowing for more robust and intuitive state initialization, especially when working with state from third-party libraries or defining simple, direct state.
**Testing Caveat:**
Unit tests for these changes were added to `packages/core/test/create.test.ts`. However, due to persistent Jest/Babel configuration issues within the `packages/core` test environment, these new tests, along with existing ones in that package, could not be executed to confirm pass status at the time of this commit. The logical changes have been reviewed and are submitted with this understanding.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR refactors how Coaction's core handles state initialization by clearly distinguishing between plain object states and slice creator functions.
- Refines the logic in getInitialState to support both function-based and plain object states.
- Adjusts create.ts to correctly set isSliceStore only when all enumerable properties are functions.
Reviewed Changes
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| File | Description |
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| packages/core/src/getInitialState.ts | Adapts makeState to accept either a function or an object; adds null checks and updated error handling for invalid state types. |
| packages/core/src/create.ts | Revises isSliceStore logic to inspect object properties before determination. |
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packages/core/src/getInitialState.ts:22
- [nitpick] In production the logic returns an empty object for an invalid state type, which may silently mask issues. Consider documenting the rationale for this design decision or adding a warning log.
if (process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production') { throw new Error(...
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| * the key of the slice state object. | ||
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| stateOrFn: ((setState: any, getState: any, store: Store<T>) => any) | object, |
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Consider adding a comment here to clearly explain that 'stateOrFn' can be either a slice creator function or a plain object state, reflecting its new dual role.
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This commit refines how Coaction's core
create8000 function handles plain JavaScript objects provided ascreateState.Previously, if
createStatewas any object, Coaction would setisSliceStore = true, incorrectly attempting to apply its native "slices pattern" (where each object property is a slice-defining function). This led to errors when you provided simple state objects (e.g., from third-party libraries or direct state) as it would try to execute non-function properties.The following changes have been made:
Refined
isSliceStoreLogic (packages/core/src/create.ts):isSliceStoreis now onlytrueifcreateStateis an object AND all its enumerable property values are functions. For plain objects (including empty ones) or objects with non-function properties,isSliceStoreisfalse.Modified
makeStateFunction (packages/core/src/getInitialState.ts): ThemakeStatefunction now accepts either a slice-creator function or a direct object as its input. This allows it to correctly process plain objects passed as state, while still handling its original role of executing slice functions and unwrapping third-party store instances (e.g., those with.getState()or function stores like Pinia).Adjusted Main Logic in
getInitialState.ts: The main part ofgetInitialStatenow correctly passes plain objects tomakeStatewhenisSliceStoreisfalse.These changes ensure that Coaction no longer misinterprets plain state objects as its native functional slice maps, allowing for more robust and intuitive state initialization, especially when working with state from third-party libraries or defining simple, direct state.
Testing Caveat:
Unit tests for these changes were added to
packages/core/test/create.test.ts. However, due to persistent Jest/Babel configuration issues within thepackages/coretest environment, these new tests, along with existing ones in that package, could not be executed to confirm pass status at the time of this commit. The logical changes have been reviewed and are submitted with this understanding.