Rematch: How to make it work with existing redux implementations

[iamrommel]

I already have my existing redux store setup was using the reducer from redux-form and react-router-redux, i want to migrate this to rematch, how can i do that.

Here is my code on setting up the store

import {routerReducer} from 'react-router-redux'
import {createStore, combineReducers, applyMiddleware, compose} from 'redux'
import thunk from 'redux-thunk'
import {reducer as reduxFormReducer} from 'redux-form'


export const setupReduxStore = (externalReducer = {}) => {

  const defaultReducers = {
    form: reduxFormReducer,
    routing: routerReducer
  }

  const withExternalReducer = Object.assign({}, defaultReducers, externalReducer)

  const reducers = combineReducers(withExternalReducer)

  const enhancer = compose(
    applyMiddleware(thunk), f => f,
  )


  return createStore(reducers, {}, enhancer)

}

[ShMcK]

Try this:

const store = init({
  redux: {
    reducers: {
      ...defaultReducers,
      ...externalReducers,
    },
    middlewares: [thunk],
  }
})

:)

[iamrommel]

ah.. so it needs to be reducers, i was trying to use the combinedReducers as shown from the docs

init({
  redux: {
    combineReducers: customCombineReducers
  }
})

it works now.. thanks

[ShMcK]

I see, that may be confusing.

combineReducers is meant for those that want to overwrite redux.combineReducers, for example, when using immutable.js.

If you could, could you put in a PR for the docs in a way that you feel is clearer to others? There is an easy way to edit and commit docs from Github using the "edit" option.

[iamrommel]

I'll do my fair share of contribution if i found the open source really helpful. As of now, i'm just exploring your idea and implementation if it's worth it to try. I have less knowledge also about this project so my contribution may not worth it or even cause harm than good.

But I really really find it interesting, thanks for sharing this!