Connectable

public protocol Connectable

Declare your view controller to be suitable for ReRxSwift. This requires your view controller to add a Connection property. Please note that you do not need to explicitly specify what the associatedtypes are in your case, the compiler will derive this from the parameters to the Connection(store:mapStateToProps:mapDispatchToProps) constructor.

Example:

class MyViewController: UIViewController {
    let connection = Connection(
        store: store,
        mapStateToProps: mapStateToProps,
        mapDispatchToActions: mapDispatchToActions
    )

    ...
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  • The type of your global ReSwift application state.

    Declaration

    Swift

    associatedtype AppStateType : StateType
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  • The type of your view controller’s Props struct.

    Declaration

    Swift

    associatedtype PropsType
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  • The type of your view controller’s Actions struct.

    Declaration

    Swift

    associatedtype ActionsType
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  • Being Connectable means that you must have a connection instance.

    Declaration

    Swift

    var connection: Connection<AppStateType, PropsType, ActionsType> { get }
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  • props Extension method

    This is what your view controller uses to access the state that it wants to use. The contents of this variable is managed by the Connection object: whenever a new ReSwift state is received by your connection, it uses your mapStateToProps function to convert it your Props struct and makes it available through this variable.

    Declaration

    Swift

    var props: PropsType { get set }
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  • actions Extension method

    This is what your view controller uses whenever it wants to trigger an action. The Connection manages this variable: it uses mapDispatchToActions to call your store’s dispatch function the right way.

    Declaration

    Swift

    var actions: ActionsType { get set }
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