static void Main(string[] args)
{
var thunkMiddleware = StandardMiddleware.CreateThunkMiddleware();
var loggerMiddleware = StandardMiddleware.CreateStdoutLoggerMiddleware();
var thunkFirstEnhancer = Ops.ApplyMiddleware(thunkMiddleware, loggerMiddleware);
var loggerFirstEnhancer = Ops.ApplyMiddleware(loggerMiddleware, thunkMiddleware);
CreateTestWithEnhancer("Thunk first", thunkFirstEnhancer);
CreateTestWithEnhancer("Logger first", loggerFirstEnhancer);
// You will notice that when thunk middleware is the first parameter of ApplyMiddleware,
// the messages inside `incrementIfOdd` prints int between the messages in the logger.
// In other words, logger middleware calls thunk middleware. This happens because the
// middleware is composed right to left, so the last middleware in the list gets called
// first, and it in turn calls the other middleware.
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var loggerMiddleware = StandardMiddleware.CreateStdoutLoggerMiddleware();
var enhancer = Redux.Ops.ApplyMiddleware(loggerMiddleware);
// Create the store with preloaded value of 100.
counterStore = Ops <int> .CreateStore(Counter.Reduce, 100, enhancer);
Console.WriteLine("Initial state: " + counterStore.State); // 0
counterStore.Dispatch(Counter.Increment()); // 101
counterStore.Dispatch(Counter.Decrement()); // 100
counterStore.Dispatch(Counter.Increment()); // 101
counterStore.Dispatch(Counter.Increment()); // 102
// Shouldn't output anything.
counterStore.Dispatch(new ReduxAction("DUMMY_ACTION"));
counterStore.Dispatch(Counter.ChangeBy(-3)); // 99
counterStore.Dispatch(Counter.ChangeBy(5)); // 104
Console.ReadKey();
}
