Hi all,
I wanted to share something I've been working on: Breezy It's the "rails way" to integrate React, Redux, and Rails. It's actually a fork of Turbolinks 3 and JBuilder.
While Turbolinks requests the next page's HTML and does a `<body>` replacement, Breezy requests the next page's props (written using JBuilder-like syntax) and does a replacement in your redux state. Here's how a page visit would look like:
this.props.visit('/posts/1')
And here's a preview of your views:
views/ posts/ index.js.props index.jsx show.js.props show.jsxYou can do a lot of things like fragment deferment, fragment fetching, preload multiple pages in a single request, instaclick-ing. There also room for custom reducers when you need to do something more complicated.
There's the usual url helpers, i18n helpers, routes.rb, and jbuilder-ish templates, but now I get the benefit of awesome React component libraries like Polaris. The best thing is, at the end of the day, it feels like a vanilla Rails workflow with just the right amount of Javascript.
Feedback welcomed!
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