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Ana Luiza Portello
July 13, 2018
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Transcript
ANA LUIZA BASTOS github.com/anabastos @naluhh @anapbastos Software Developer na Quanto
e cientista da computação na PUC-SP anabastos.me
JSLADIES fb.com/jsladiesbr twitter.com/jsladiessp meetup.com/JsLadies-BR/ LAMBDA.IO t.me/lambdastudygroup github.com/lambda-study-group/ meetup.com/Lambda-I-O-Sampa- Meetup/
INTRODUÇAO AO RAMDA COM REACT
Biblioteca que foi pensada para tornar mais fácil o javascript
funcional
REACT + RAMDA
USOS CONVENIÊNTES / REFACTORZINHOS
PQ RAMDA?
• faz uso de conceitos funcionais • 100% imutável •
ganho em performance • elegante • point-free • etc
• Lists(map, filter, reduce, contains, replace, passAll, crop, flatten, find)
• Maths(inc, add, mean, sum) • String(split, replace) • Logics(equals, cond, not) • Relation(intersection, clamp, gt, lt) • Functions(curry, pipe, compose, ifElse, etc)
TODAS AS FUNÇÕES SÃO CURRIED
const add = (x, y) => x + y add(1,
2); // 3 add(1) // Error
(curry)
const curryAdd = R.curry((x, y) => x + y)) curryAdd(1,
2); // 3 const addOne = curryAdd(1); // Function addOne(2) // 3
STATELESS FUNCTIONS todo list
const Container = children => (<div>{children}</div>); const List = children
=> (<ul>{children}</ul>); const ListItem = ({ id, text }) => (<li key={id}> <span>{text}</span> </li>);
const TodoItem = { id: 123, text: 'Comprar pão' };
Container(List(ListItem(TodoItem))); Comprar pão
COMPOSE HIGH ORDER COMPONENTS (pipe / compose)
PIPE / COMPOSE: compõe funções de forma sequencial
function1 function2
Composed Function
PIPE COMPOSE
// Container(List(ListItem(TodoItem))); const TodoList = R.compose( Container, List, ListItem );
TodoList(TodoItem); Comprar pão
const TodoItems = [{...}, {...}, {...}] const TodoList = R.compose(
Container, List, R.map(ListItems) ); TodoList(TodoItems); Comprar pão Pagar boletos Ir pra react sp na neon
const TodoItems = [{...}, {...}, {...}] const TodoList = R.compose(
Container, List, R.map(ListItems), R.sort(byId), ); const byId = R.ascend(R.prop(‘id’)) TodoList(TodoItems);
const sortedListItems = R.pipe( R.sort(byId), R.map(ListItems), )
const TodoItems = [{...}, {...}, {...}] const TodoList = R.compose(
Container, List, sortedListItems, ); TodoList(TodoItems);
COMPOSIÇAO DE PROMISE (pipeP / composeP)
const todoList = R.pipeP( getUserById, getTodos, funçãoAsyncQueFazWhatever, ) // Promise
await todoList(‘123’)
DATA HANDLING (Evolve, ApplySpec)
EVOLVE
R.evolve({ email: R.toLower, phone: R.replace(‘-’, ‘’), name: R.trim, })(data)
// state { // …, // selected: false, // …
, // } onToggleSelected() { this.setState((prevState) => ({ ...prevState selected: !prevState.selected })) }
onToggleSelected() { this.setState(R.evolve({ selected: R.not })) }
APPLY SPEC
const createObj = R.applySpec({ counter: R.inc, userData: { phone: R.trim},
}) createObj(0, “ 98499-1900”) // {1, userData{ phone: “9849919000”}}
const handlePhone = R.pipe( R.split(‘-’), R.join, R.replace(/[^0-9]/, ‘’), algumaCoisa, //
(str) => {str} )
const createObj = R.applySpec({ counter: R.inc, userData: { phone: handlePhone},
})
IMMUTABLE STATE (lenses)
currentState -> newState 0 - +
const counterLens = R.lensProp('counter'); counterLens(state) //{ counter: 0 }
// state = { a: { b: { counter: 0
} const counterLens = R.lensPath(['a','b','counter']); counterLens(state)
// const state = {counter : 0} // view const
getCounter = R.view(counterLens) // 0 getCounter(state) // 0 // set const setCounter = R.set(counterLens, 1) setCounter(state) // 1 // over const incCounter = R.over(counterLens, R.inc) incCounter(state) // 1
// sem lens :( this.setState((prevState) => { ({ counter: prevState.a.b.counter++
})) } // com lens :) this.setState(incCounter)
render() { const count = getCounter(this.state) return (<div>{count}</div>) }
• Se foca em apenas uma propriedade do objeto •
Não muta a propriedade • Consigo lidar caso a propriedade é undefined • Torna bem mais declarativo
SWITCH CASE / IF (cond)
switch (action.type) { case 'INCREMENT': return state + action.payload; case
'DECREMENT': return state - action.payload; default: return state; }
const load = R.cond([ [R.equals('INCREMENT'), R.inc(state)], [R.equals('DECREMENT'), R.dec(state)], [R.T, R.always(state)],
]) load(action.type)
const Content = (props) => { if(props.loading) { return <Loading
/> } if(props.items.length == 0) { return <Missing /> } return <Section {...props} /> }
const Content = R.cond([ [R.prop('loading'), Loading], [R.isEmpty(props.items), Missing], [R.T, Section],
]) Content(props)
STATIC COMPONENT (always)
const Loading = () => (<div>Loading</div>) ReactDOM.render(<Loading />, rootEl)
const Loading = R.always(<div>Loading</div>) ReactDOM.render(<Loading />, rootEl)
STYLED COMPONENTS (path)
const Name = () => styled.Text` font-weight: bold, font-size: 18px,
color: ${props => props.theme.primaryColor} `
const Name = () => styled.Text` font-weight: bold, font-size: 18px,
color: ${R.path([‘theme’, ‘primaryColor’])} `
• memoize(Function) • merge(List, Obj) • tryCatch(Function) • anyPass /
AllPass(List) • flatter(List)
RAMDASCRIPT
Nem sempre você tem um trade-off em legibilidade.
5 + 10 // 15 R.add(5, 10) // 15 [5,
10].reduce((x, y) => {x + y}, 0) [5, 10].reduce(add, 0)
const obj = {x: 10} R.prop(‘x’)(obj) // 10 obj.x //
10 R.sortBy(R.prop(‘x’)) R.prop(‘x’)({}) // undefined
BOM TOOLBOX
COOKBOOK
• Rambda - github.com/selfrefactor/rambda • Ramda-fantasy - github.com/ramda/ramda-fantasy • Ramda
React Redux Patterns - tommmyy.github.io/ramda-react-redux-patterns/ • Thinking Ramda - randycoulman.com/blog/2016/05/24/thinking-in-ramda-getting -started • Ramda - Derek Stavis(Pagar.me talks) • Hey Underscore, You’re doing it wrong - Brian Lonsdorf.
t.me/lambdastudygroup github.com/lambda-study-group
OBRIGADA :) https://speakerdeck.com/anabastos anabastos.me