I find articles as a way to promote open source work a pretty effective way of doing it, good job!

Any plans adding TS types for the folks? 😄

I'm trying to refactor from redux toolkit, but prefer the immer syntax. Trying to figure out a way to use this same pattern with immer syntax reducers.

I've tried swapping the combineReducers function in hooks-for-redux with redux-immer https://www.npmjs.com/package/redux-immer and adding immer, but that wasn't working. Kept getting an error that it couldn't find immer's produce method.

The goal here is to allow people to incrementally convert an existing Redux project to H4R. To start, someone would just replace the Redux createStore with the H4R createStore. In order to do this, H4R's createStore needs to support the same API as Redux (it doesn't currently).

After solely replacing Redux's createStore with H4Rs, the rest of the project should still run and work unchanged. From there, the people doing the migration could incrementally either add createReduxModule calls for new slices or start replacing existing Redux state with createReduxModule.

Support this pattern:

import { setStore, createStore } from "hooks-for-redux";

export default setStore(createStore((state) => state));

How to setup persist data to localStorage

Hi, apologies if this is the wrong place for this, but I am wondering if there is a way to access the actions that have been called on a store with this library? Traditional redux has a getActions method available on the store, but I'm not seeing that with this library.

We are trying to test that (non-visible) actions have been called on the store as a side effect in one of our components using Jest.

Now that we have #9 custom selectors, we also need to add typescript support for them. The ReactReduxHook type in the index.d.ts file needs to be updated to take the optional, custom selector as input and, if provided, return the same time the custom-reducer returns.

I'd like to add the ability to optionally select a subset of the H4R redux slice and only re-render when that subset changes:

const [use, {...}] = createReduxModule('example', {foo: 1, bar: 2}, {...})

const MyComponent = () => {
  const foo = use(({foo}) => foo) // doesn't re-render if bar changes
  return ...
}