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manpreet
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3 years ago
I have seen different strategies for splitting redux store into slices (each slice having a state, reducers, actions and actionCreators) and I am wondering what the pros and cons of each strategy is.
Split based on backend Resources
In the restful world, backend models are named resources. Since the front-end let the user interact with objects of these classes, therefore we may have redux slices specific to each resource.
Example: A slice for resource
Postwith a state consisting of keys such asposts,selectedPost, etc.Split based on frontend sub-modules
If you think of sub-modules as independent partitions of your app, each needs its own namespace in the rootStore.
Example: A slice for profile, settings, and dashboard sub-modules
Split by application pages (or Routes)
Each page with route, has its own slice.
Example: User-Settings page, Organization-Settings page, Notifications-Settings page, Main-Settings page
Also I was wondering if there was other strategies I do not know about.