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import { createStore } from 'easy-peasy';

// Pass in your model and you get back a Redux store
const store = createStore(model);

// you can query state as normal
store.getState().todos.items;
// ['Install easy-peasy']

// and dispatch actions

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const model = {
  todos: {
    items: [],
    // 👇 an action
    add: (state, payload) => {
      state.items.push(payload);  
    }
  },
  session: {
    user: null 

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const model = {
  todos: {
    items: [],
  },
  session: {
    user: null 
  }
};

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npm install easy-peasy

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import { StoreProvider, createStore, useStore, useAction } from 'easy-peasy';

// 👇 firstly, create your store by providing your model
const store = createStore({
  todos: {
    items: ['Install easy-peasy', 'Build app', 'Profit'],
    // 👇 define actions
    add: (state, payload) => {
      state.items.push(payload) // 👈 you mutate state to update (we convert
                                //    to immutable updates)

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import { expect } from 'chai';
import superagent from 'superagent';
import mockSuperagent from 'superagent-mock';
import * as Errors from '../../../common/utils/errors';

// Under test.
import login from './login';

describe(`login api`), () => {
  const serverEndPoint = `http://foobar.com/login`;

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// This is a basic demonstration of using mockery alongside mocha/chai
// for unit testing in node.

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// This gist illustrates a very simple strategy of declaring and exposing
// dependencies for your modules. Allowing them to be overridden for 
// tests (or other), and providing a mechanism to restore the original
// dependencies.
// It's a work in progress, is very simple and naive, but its a simple
// mechanism to achieve required results without having to depend on
// any complex DI frameworks.

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import { isType } from 'tcomb';

/**
 * (...values) => (...types) => value||[values]
 *
 * This is a curried function to help with type checking your javascript.
 * It is curried in two parts, the first part taking the values that you
 * wish to type check, the second part of the curry takes the types you wish
 * to validate them with.
 *

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/* This is intentionally blank just and exists to secure a decent gist name */