treyhuffine · May 30, 2017 13:48
diff --git a/Redux Logic Flow — Crazy Simple Summary b/Redux Logic Flow — Crazy Simple Summary
 It seems like every blog post about Redux is thousands of words when all that’s needed is a dead simple example of the logic process to refer to. Thus, I created this crazy simple summary. Feel free to update and critique as necessary.
 https://github.com/treyhuffine/redux-simple-summary

 Redux — Hold and update the entire state of the app in the simplest manner possible while also using the least amount of boilerplate code.
 Actions — Pure object that is returned by a pure function with no side-effects. The action object contains the “type” and any necessary information to perform it. It does not actually do anything, it just defines the action and passes the necessary data. The object is sent to the store using dispatch(). Actions describe that something happened.
 Reducer — A pure function that takes the current state and action, and performs the update on the state. It returns the new state. Typically use a switch statement that reads the action.type and then creates the new state with this action.
 Store* — There is only one and it holds the entire state in a single object. Assign it to a variable using createStore(combinedReducer). The store passes two arguments to the reducer.

 Flow:
 1. Interaction that requires an update
 2. Call store.dispatch(action)
 3. Redux store calls the reducer
 4. The root reducer may combine the output of multiple reducers into a single state tree
 5. The Redux store saves the complete state tree returned by the root reducer
 6. The components are “subscribed” through the connect function and updated accordingly
	It seems like every blog post about Redux is thousands of words when all that’s needed is a dead simple example of the logic process to refer to. Thus, I created this crazy simple summary. Feel free to update and critique as necessary.
	https://github.com/treyhuffine/redux-simple-summary

	Redux — Hold and update the entire state of the app in the simplest manner possible while also using the least amount of boilerplate code.
	Actions — Pure object that is returned by a pure function with no side-effects. The action object contains the “type” and any necessary information to perform it. It does not actually do anything, it just defines the action and passes the necessary data. The object is sent to the store using dispatch(). Actions describe that something happened.
	Reducer — A pure function that takes the current state and action, and performs the update on the state. It returns the new state. Typically use a switch statement that reads the action.type and then creates the new state with this action.
	Store* — There is only one and it holds the entire state in a single object. Assign it to a variable using createStore(combinedReducer). The store passes two arguments to the reducer.

	Flow:
	1. Interaction that requires an update
	2. Call store.dispatch(action)
	3. Redux store calls the reducer
	4. The root reducer may combine the output of multiple reducers into a single state tree
	5. The Redux store saves the complete state tree returned by the root reducer
	6. The components are “subscribed” through the connect function and updated accordingly