lore/es/loader.js

Convention-driven framework for building React-Redux applications

import actionsLoader from './loaders/actions';
import collectionsLoader from './loaders/collections';
import configLoader from './loaders/config';
import modelsLoader from './loaders/models';
import reducersLoader from './loaders/reducers';
import routesLoader from './loaders/routes';

/**
 * Create a set of functions capable of loading files from disk, or (in the case of Webpack)
 * communicating to Webpack that they should be included as part of the bundle.
 *
 * The loaders were abstracted out into this interface in order to support testing, as Webpack
 * requires the use of require.context in order to dynamically specify groups of files to load
 * BEFORE they're required, where as Node doesn't have a require.context method (as all file
 * loading is synchronous).
 *
 * TODO: Look into mocking out require.context() in tests to remove Webpack warnings
 *
 * @param config Final application config
 * @returns {Object} Set of loaders to be exposed
 */
export default function (config) {
  return {
    loadUserConfig: function loadUserConfig() {
      return configLoader.load(config.environment);
    },

    loadModels: function loadModels() {
      return modelsLoader.load();
    },

    loadCollections: function loadCollections() {
      return collectionsLoader.load();
    },

    loadActions: function loadActions() {
      return actionsLoader.load();
    },

    loadReducers: function loadReducers() {
      return reducersLoader.load();
    },

    loadRoutes: function loadRoutes() {
      return routesLoader.load();
    }
  };
}