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ReactJs tips

Redux Toolkit
for React
Step-by-Step Guide

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1. Install Redux Toolkit

To get started, install the necessary packages for Redux Toolkit


and React-Redux:

@reduxjs/toolkit: Simplifies Redux setup by providing pre-


configured tools for common tasks like state management
and middleware.

react-redux: Provides React bindings for Redux, enabling


components to connect to the store and interact with state
easily.

This step ensures that your project has all the required dependencies
to start using Redux efficiently.

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2. Create a Redux Store

The Redux store is the central place where your application


state resides. Use configureStore to set it up:

configureStore: Automatically sets up the Redux store with


good defaults, such as middleware and development tools.

reducer: An object that maps slice names (like "counter") to


their corresponding reducers. This structure helps organize
state and logic for different features. to connect to the store
and interact with state easily.

By organizing reducers into slices, you maintain a modular


and scalable structure.

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3. Create a Slice

A slice combines state, reducers, and actions for a specific


feature. Here’s how to create one:

createSlice: Automatically generates action creators and


reducers, making state management easier and reducing
boilerplate code.

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initialState: Defines the starting value of the counter. In this


case, it starts at 0.
increment: Adds 1 to the current value when this action is
dispatched.
incrementByAmount: Adds a specific number (provided
as action.payload) to the current value.

For example:
If the state starts at 0 and increment is called, the state
becomes 1.
If incrementByAmount(5) is called, the state increases
by 5.

This setup is simple and effective for managing a counter.

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4. Import the Slice into the Store

Now, update the store to include the counter slice


reducer.

Now the store is configured with the counter slice.

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5. Provide the Store to React

Connect your Redux store to your React app by wrapping the


root component with the Provider component:

Provider: A higher-order component that makes the Redux


store available to all components in the app.

This step ensures that every component in your app can access
the Redux store.

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6. Use Redux State in Components


Access State with useSelector

To retrieve data from the Redux store, use the useSelector hook:

useSelector: A hook that allows you to extract specific pieces of


state from the Redux store. It helps your component stay
updated when the state changes.

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6. Use Redux Actions in Components


Dispatch Actions with useDispatch

To update the Redux store, use the useDispatch hook to dispatch


actions:

useDispatch: A hook to send actions to the Redux store,


triggering state updates.

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7. Folder Structure Example

Organizing your files properly is crucial for scalability and


maintainability. Here’s an example:

app/: Contains the Redux store configuration.


features/: Groups slices by feature, keeping your project
modular and organized.

This structure helps maintain clarity, even as your application grows.

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