Add a few helper methods to ease usage a bit.

[dhrrgn]

In the real-world, you will likely have quite a few models, so reduce the boilerplate when setting up the store, I suggest 2 new helper functions:

• combineModelReducers - Combines a set of ReduxModel reducers.
• initModels - Initializes a set of ReduxModels.

So, a developer may create a models/index.js module which just exports all of the models:

import user from './user';
import entries from './entries';
import comments from './comments';

export {
  user,
  entries,
  comments,
};

Then in the configureStore.js, you can use the new functions like so:

import { createStore, applyMiddleware } from 'redux';
import createLogger from 'redux-logger';
import thunkMiddleware from 'redux-thunk';

// import the new helper functions
import { combineModelReducers, initModels } from 'redux-easy-models'

//models
import * as models from './models';

// combine all of the ReduxModel reducers
const reducers = combineModelReducers(models);

const logger = createLogger();
const store = createStore(
    reducers,
    applyMiddleware(...[thunkMiddleware, logger])
);

// init all the ReduxModels
initModels(models, store);

[dhrrgn]

I just updated the functions to support both arrays of models, and an object containing models. I did this so that it actually supports the example I gave.

import * as models from './models' results in models being an object (which i somehow forgot), and it probably a common use case, so supporting it makes sense.

[machadogj]

This looks very good! I'll try to merge and update npm tomorrow.

[machadogj]

Hi @dhrrgn, I published a new version to npm, and updated the readme with your instructions, let me know if that looks good.