README.md

Feature Declarations

Introduction

The functions passed to features of the config object (ex. config.actions.module) are referred to as feature declarations. A feature declaration must be a function, since the module instance object, which is an object containing a reference to features scoped to the module instance, or some part of it will be passed as an argument.

What can Declarators access?

The Module instance object is passed down a chain of features, actions > reducers > selectors > customFeatures > views. Each feature can access in the module object the features that come before it, so we can access actions in reducers, selectors, customFeatures and views, but not the other way around.

When adding custom features, you can specify the ordering yourself, so features can have full access to what they need.

How are Features Declared?

Here is how features are declared with Modulist.

• Actions
• Reducers
• Selectors
• Views