Migration from noflux to v0.x

Noflux's predecessor was the noflux project (NPM：noflux，Github：ssnau/noflux). Noflux's concepts were mainly learned from the latter, and Noflux's development was supported by the noflux developer ssnau.

Noflux is made up of several NPM packages with a certain dependency. To prevent confusion with the noflux project, these packages are prefixed by @noflux.

New Features

It is highly recommended that noflux users should migrate to Noflux because it offers a lot of new features:

• state.cursor is isomorphic to state.

• @connect use partial connecting to avoid a lot of repetitive re-rendering and improve rendering performance.

• Completely refactored listener tree has been fully tested and optimized performance.

Migration list

Breaking changes

• state.cursor

Unlike noflux, state.cursor returns a State instance from @noflux/state. So you can do this for the state.cursor instance, .set, .get, .cursor, and so on.

Migrate as follows：

Operating	noflux	Noflux
Get cursor	const cursor = state.cursor('a.b')	const cursor = state.cursor('a.b')
Get state	cursor()	cursor.get()
Change state	cursor.update(value)	cursor.set('value')
Change state	cursor.update(fn)	No longer supported, please use .get and .set
Get ext cursor	-	cursor.cursor('c.d')

• cursor.mergeUpdate

Do not support any operations that require deep cloning, use cursor.set instead.

• state.toJS

Use state.get() instead

Non-breaking change

• state.on and cursor.on

Noflux has adjusted event names, but is still compatible whthin noflux.

More details in this pull-request.

Note：The update event in the official version (1.x) is retained yet to be determined. It is recommended to use the set event instead. If you still need update event please issue here.

Deprecated

Note: All deprecated API may be removed from subsequent releases. Please migrate as soon as possible

• state.load

Use state.set(data) instead. The deprecated one can still be used but will output the following information:

Warning: state.load(data) is deprecated, use state.set(data) or state.set(\'\', data).

• @pure

React version 15.3.0 introduced PureComponent，So it is recommended to use PureComponent directly in 15.3.0 and later versions. The @pure decorator can still be used but will output the following information:

Warning: @pure is deprecated, use React.PureComponent instead. https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/pure-render-mixin.html

• @Connect

Use @connect instead，The deprecated one can still be used but will output the following information:

Warning: @Connect is deprecated, use @connect instead.