static void Run()
{
var dispatcher = new AppDispatcher();
new SimpleExampleStore(
Global.window.document.getElementById("main"),
dispatcher
);
Global.window.setInterval(
(Action)(() => dispatcher.HandleServerAction(new TimePassedAction())),
500
);
}
public static void Main()
{
var dispatcher = new AppDispatcher();
var store = new SimpleExampleStore(dispatcher);
React.Render(
new App(store, dispatcher),
Document.GetElementById("main")
);
// This action would usually be fired off by a router to inform the Store for the current URL that it needs to
// wake up, but in this example there is only a single Store! Sending it the StoreInitialisedAction means that
// it can fire its OnChange event which the App component is waiting for, to know that it's show time.
dispatcher.HandleViewAction(new StoreInitialisedAction(store));
Window.SetInterval(
() => dispatcher.HandleServerAction(new TimePassedAction()),
500
);
}
