Redux is a tiny library, but its contracts and APIs are carefully chosen to spawn an ecosystem of tools and extensions.
For an extensive list of everything related to Redux, we recommend Awesome Redux. It contains examples, boilerplates, middleware, utility libraries, and more.
On this page we will only feature a few of them that the Redux maintainers have vetted personally. Don’t let this discourage you from trying the rest of them! The ecosystem is growing too fast, and we have a limited time to look at everything. Consider these the “staff picks”, and don’t hesitate to submit a PR if you’ve built something wonderful with Redux.
- Getting Started with Redux — Learn the basics of Redux directly from its creator (30 free videos)
- Official Examples — A few official examples covering different Redux techniques
- SoundRedux — A SoundCloud client built with Redux
- Redux Tutorial — Learn how to use Redux step by step
- Redux Egghead Course Notes — Notes on the Redux Egghead video course
- What the Flux?! Let’s Redux. — An intro to Redux
- A cartoon intro to Redux — A visual explanation of Redux data flow
- Understanding Redux — Learn the basic concepts of Redux
- Handcrafting an Isomorphic Redux Application (With Love) — A guide to creating a universal app with data fetching and routing
- Full-Stack Redux Tutorial — A comprehensive guide to test-first development with Redux, React, and Immutable
- Secure Your React and Redux App with JWT Authentication — Learn how to add JWT authentication to your React and Redux app
- Understanding Redux Middleware — In-depth guide to implementing Redux middleware
- Angular 2 — Introduction to Redux — An introduction to Redux fundamental concepts with an example in Angular 2
- Working with VK API (in Russian) — A tutorial in Russian that demonstrates creating an app that consumes VK API
- Live React: Hot Reloading and Time Travel — See how constraints enforced by Redux make hot reloading with time travel easy
- Cleaning the Tar: Using React within the Firefox Developer Tools — Learn how to gradually migrate existing MVC applications to Redux
- Redux: Simplifying Application State — An intro to Redux architecture
- react-redux — React
- ng-redux — Angular
- ng2-redux — Angular 2
- backbone-redux — Backbone
- redux-falcor — Falcor
- deku-redux — Deku
- redux-thunk — The easiest way to write async action creators
- redux-promise — FSA-compliant promise middleware
- redux-rx — RxJS utilities for Redux, including a middleware for Observable
- redux-logger — Log every Redux action and the next state
- redux-immutable-state-invariant — Warns about state mutations in development
- redux-analytics — Analytics middleware for Redux
- redux-gen — Generator middleware for Redux
- redux-saga — An alternative side effect model for Redux apps
- react-router-redux — Ruthlessly simple bindings to keep React Router and Redux in sync
- redux-form — Keep React form state in Redux
- react-redux-form — Create forms easily in React with Redux
- redux-batched-subscribe — Customize batching and debouncing calls to the store subscribers
- redux-history-transitions — History transitions based on arbitrary actions
- redux-optimist — Optimistically apply actions that can be later committed or reverted
- redux-undo — Effortless undo/redo and action history for your reducers
- redux-ignore — Ignore redux actions by array or filter function
- redux-recycle — Reset the redux state on certain actions
- redux-batched-actions — Dispatch several actions with a single subscriber notification
- redux-search — Automatically index resources in a web worker and search them without blocking
- redux-electron-store — Store enhancers that synchronize Redux stores across Electron processes
- redux-loop — Sequence effects purely and naturally by returning them from your reducers
- reselect — Efficient derived data selectors inspired by NuclearJS
- normalizr — Normalize nested API responses for easier consumption by the reducers
- redux-actions — Reduces the boilerplate in writing reducers and action creators
- redux-act — An opinionated library for making reducers and action creators
- redux-transducers — Transducer utilities for Redux
- redux-immutable — Used to create an equivalent function of Redux
combineReducersthat works with Immutable.js state. - redux-tcomb — Immutable and type-checked state and actions for Redux
- redux-mock-store — Mock redux store for testing your app
- Redux DevTools — An action logger with time travel UI, hot reloading and error handling for the reducers, first demoed at React Europe
- Redux DevTools Extension — A Chrome extension wrapping Redux DevTools and providing additional functionality
- Log Monitor — The default monitor for Redux DevTools with a tree view
- Dock Monitor — A resizable and movable dock for Redux DevTools monitors
- Slider Monitor — A custom monitor for Redux DevTools to replay recorded Redux actions
- Inspector — A custom monitor for Redux DevTools that lets you filter actions, inspect diffs, and pin deep paths in the state to observe their changes
- Diff Monitor — A monitor for Redux Devtools that diffs the Redux store mutations between actions
- Filterable Log Monitor — Filterable tree view monitor for Redux DevTools
- Chart Monitor — A chart monitor for Redux DevTools
- Filter Actions — Redux DevTools composable monitor with the ability to filter actions
- Flux Standard Action — A human-friendly standard for Flux action objects
- Canonical Reducer Composition — An opinionated standard for nested reducer composition
- Ducks: Redux Reducer Bundles — A proposal for bundling reducers, action types and actions
- 中文文档 — Chinese
- 繁體中文文件 — Traditional Chinese
- Redux in Russian — Russian
Awesome Redux is an extensive list of Redux-related repositories.
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