Message from JavaScript discussions

December 2016

— Two actions cannot fire at the same

—

If you are mutating the state based on the previous state, read the state with each event that mutates it

— React does that, look for the setState docs

— I am not using react

— I am building a Flux framework

— And I am not solving a grandiose problem, I'm enabling synchronous batched action scripting

— That allows me to invoke as many actions as I want, all at the same time.

— Here it is: http://pastebin.com/mc3dFqj9

— 80 lines exactly, haha

— So easy to use... to add an action you can do

store.addAction(function (state) {
    state.helloworld = "Hello World!";
    return state;
});

— Or to not update state, simple don't return any data:

store.addAction(function (state) {

    console.log(state.helloworld);

});

— And so, it is possible to not have to use the store's Getter if you don't need to break out data.