ayanami/dist/core/ikari.d.ts

A better way to react with state

import { Subject, Subscription } from 'rxjs';
import { EffectAction, OriginalEffectActions, OriginalReducerActions, OriginalImmerReducerActions, OriginalDefineActions, TriggerActions, EffectActionFactories } from './types';
import { Ayanami } from './ayanami';
interface Config<State> {
    nameForLog: string;
    defaultState: State;
    effects: OriginalEffectActions<State>;
    reducers: OriginalReducerActions<State>;
    immerReducers: OriginalImmerReducerActions<State>;
    defineActions: OriginalDefineActions;
    effectActionFactories: EffectActionFactories;
}
export declare function combineWithIkari<S>(ayanami: Ayanami<S>): Ikari<S>;
export declare function destroyIkariFrom<S>(ayanami: Ayanami<S>): void;
export declare class Ikari<State> {
    readonly ayanami: Ayanami<State>;
    private readonly config;
    static createAndBindAt<S>(target: Ayanami<S>, config: Config<S>): Ikari<S>;
    static getFrom<S>(target: {
        defaultState: S;
    }): Ikari<S> | undefined;
    state: import("./utils").State<State>;
    effectActionFactories: EffectActionFactories;
    triggerActions: TriggerActions;
    subscription: Subscription;
    terminate$: Subject<EffectAction | null>;
    constructor(ayanami: Ayanami<State>, config: Readonly<Config<State>>);
    destroy(): void;
    private log;
    private handleAction;
}
export {};