What is that ?

It's a shitty custom made redux clone, created without looking at how redux works.

Why ??

I was just messing around with React on some tiny PoCs, and I didn't wanted to use redux just to dipatch an 'addToAList' action...
I've also done this a bit for the chellenge of course :D

How it Works ?

You use it the same way you use redux. (/!\ redux map things to this.props, here it's mapped to this.state instead).
You can dispatch actions, that use reducers to change state values. Same syntax.
You can link global state values to one component private state, so it's updated automatically when this global linked state change (because of a dispatched action).

For more details, just look at the example code, where 2 super basic components just communicate via the state manager.

EDIT 1.0.1: I added a sample project using this lib, not so clean, but you can play with it within your browser :D : https://stackblitz.com/edit/custom-redux-private-x3a12d

Can I use it ?

Yes, but, I promise you don't want to :

No tests, I'm sure you can break it in 2 sec
Probably not efficient/optimized (I would not try to add a lot of reducers and a lot of different components binded to states.)
I don't always know what I'm doing x), There is so much nested methods/class/functions, I have no Idea how it works, but it kinda... I use the good old secret method called "ChangeThingsRandomlyAndPressF5TillThereIsNoMoreErrorInTheConsole". My favorite <3.

But there is maybe one pros :

It weighs approxymately the same weight of this readme :)

But I don't care, I want to use it anyway !

OK... That's up to you :|

I don't made a npm package for that (fortunalty !). So you'll just have to copy the srsm2000.js somewhere, and import it (look at the examples/index.js);

/!\ The project is writter with ES6 Syntax, so your project must handle ES6 files /!\

Contribute

If you want. Not sure it's useful, but I'll be happy :)

Known Issues

~~memory leaks, updating unmounted components. => I'll work on a fix~~ FIXED v1.0.1