jpeckner/SwiftDux

SwiftDux is a Swift implementation of Redux. It closely adheres to the original Redux structure defined by Dan Abramov. SwiftDux originally began as a fork of ReSwift, but eventually diverged into its own project due substantial interface and implementation differences. Key features of SwiftDux include:

• Thread safety: in Redux, all state modifications must be performed one-by-one. SwiftDux guarantees this by performing all state modifications, as well as adding and removing subscribers, on a serial OperationQueue. State reads in asynchronous actions are also dispatched on the same queue, ensuring data integrity.
• Easy-to-use subscriptions: SwiftDux includes two simple classes for handling subscriptions- StoreStateSubscription, for subscribers who want to be notified about any change at all to the global state; and SubstatesSubscription, for subscribers who only want to be notified of changes to one or more specific keypaths of the global state. While these two classes cover the vast majority of use-cases, callers can create a custom implementation of StoreSubscriptionProtocol if they wish.
• Type safety: SwiftDux does not use force-casts or implicit-unwraps anywhere in its source code. Subscriptions also capture your app's specific state type as an associatedtype, rather than as Any; this eliminates the possibility of subscribers not being updated because of a downcast failure.

Installing

CocoaPods

Add pod 'SwiftDux', :git => 'https://github.com/jpeckner/SwiftDux.git', :branch => 'master' to your Podfile, then run pod install.

Carthage

Add github "jpeckner/SwiftDux" to your Cartfile, then run carthage update SwiftDux --platform iOS.

Manually

Simply add SwiftDux.xcodeproj to your workspace.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.