A comprehensive showcase of the redux-toolkit-state package capabilities, demonstrating various use cases and patterns for global state management in React applications.
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This examples project showcases:
- 10+ Real-world Examples - From basic counters to complex e-commerce applications
- Interactive Demos - Live, working examples you can interact with
- Code Snippets - Complete code examples for each use case
- Modern UI - Beautiful, responsive design inspired by MUI documentation
- TypeScript Support - Full type safety throughout all examples
- Best Practices - Demonstrates recommended patterns and approaches
- Simple counter with increment/decrement
- Demonstrates fundamental
useReduxStatehook usage - TypeScript support with generic types
- User profile with nested objects
- Partial state updates using the
updatemethod - Type-safe state management with interfaces
- Product catalog with filtering and statistics
- Derived state computation with
useReduxStateSelector - Memoized calculations for performance
- Managing multiple independent state slices
- Bulk state access with
useMultipleGlobalStates - State isolation and separation of concerns
- Read-only components using
useReduxStateValue - Performance optimization for display-only components
- Separation of read and write access
- Complete CRUD application
- Complex state management with arrays and objects
- Real-time filtering and statistics
- Inline editing and priority management
- E-commerce application with products and cart
- Complex state relationships and calculations
- Category filtering and quantity management
- Real-time total calculations
- Application-wide theme switching
- Dynamic color customization
- Theme-aware components
- Persistent theme state
- Complex form with validation
- Real-time form progress tracking
- Error handling and field validation
- Form submission and reset functionality
- Advanced counter with history tracking
- Reset functionality demonstration
- Undo/redo capabilities
- Multiple state slices working together
- Node.js (v16 or higher)
- npm or yarn
- Clone the repository:
git clone <repository-url>
cd redux-state-examples- Install dependencies:
npm install- Start the development server:
npm run dev- Open your browser and navigate to
http://localhost:5173
- Navigate Examples: Use the sidebar to switch between different examples
- Interact with Demos: Each example includes interactive elements you can use
- View Code: Click on the "Code" section to see the implementation
- Learn Features: Each example highlights key features and best practices
- Simple State: Basic counters and toggles
- Complex Objects: User profiles, forms, and settings
- Arrays: Todo lists, shopping carts, and product catalogs
- Nested State: Theme configurations and user preferences
useReduxState: Full state management with setters and utilitiesuseReduxStateSelector: Derived state and computed valuesuseReduxStateValue: Read-only state accessuseMultipleGlobalStates: Bulk state access
- Partial Updates: Using the
updatemethod for object state - Reset Functionality: Resetting state to initial values
- Type Safety: Full TypeScript support with interfaces
- Performance: Memoized selectors and optimized re-renders
The examples showcase various UI patterns:
- Cards and Grids: Product displays and statistics
- Forms: Complex form management with validation
- Lists: Todo items and shopping cart items
- Controls: Buttons, inputs, and interactive elements
- Progress Indicators: Form completion and loading states
All examples are fully responsive and work on:
- Desktop computers
- Tablets
- Mobile phones
The layout adapts automatically to different screen sizes.
- TypeScript: Full type safety throughout
- ESLint: Code quality and consistency
- Modern React: Uses latest React patterns and hooks
- Clean Architecture: Well-organized, maintainable code
- Memoized Selectors: Efficient derived state calculations
- Optimized Re-renders: Components only update when necessary
- Lazy Loading: Examples load on demand
- Efficient State Updates: Minimal re-renders with smart updates
Each example follows a consistent structure:
- Description: Clear explanation of what the example demonstrates
- Interactive Demo: Working implementation you can interact with
- Code Section: Complete, copyable code snippets
- Features List: Key features and concepts demonstrated
These examples cover common real-world scenarios:
- User Management: Profiles, settings, and preferences
- E-commerce: Products, carts, and checkout flows
- Data Management: Lists, filtering, and CRUD operations
- UI State: Themes, modals, and form states
- Application State: Global settings and configurations
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Happy coding! 🎉
This examples project demonstrates the power and flexibility of the redux-toolkit-state package for managing global state in React applications. Each example is designed to be both educational and practical, showing real-world patterns you can apply to your own projects.