Ich schreibe diesen Artikel, weil ich keine Lösung gefunden habe, die meiner ähnelt. Daher könnte meine Lösung für jemand anderen nützlich sein.
Durchführung
Implementieren der Klassen
Verwenden Sie das Statusmuster im React-Hook
Der vollständige Code zum Kopieren und Einfügen.
Erweiterter Zustandsautomat (Fehlerzustand, kopier- und einfügbares HTML)
Diagramm
Code
Welche Probleme löst es?
Warum dieser Artikel sinnvoll ist.
Wir implementieren das State-Designmuster genau wie der Refactoring-Guru empfiehlt: https://refactoring.guru/design-patterns/state
class RoomState { #roomClient = null; #roomId = null; constructor(roomClient, roomId) { if (roomClient) { this.#roomClient = roomClient; } if (roomId) { this.roomId = roomId; } } set roomClient(roomClient) { if (roomClient) { this.#roomClient = roomClient; } } get roomClient() { return this.#roomClient; } set roomId(roomId) { if (roomId) { this.#roomId = roomId; } } get roomId() { return this.#roomId; } join(roomId) { throw new Error('Abstract method join(roomId).'); } leave() { throw new Error('Abstract method leave().'); } getStatusMessage() { throw new Error('Abstract method getStatusMessage().'); } } // ------------------------------------------------------------------------- class PingRoomState extends RoomState { join(roomId) { this.roomClient.setState(new PongRoomState(this.roomClient, roomId)); } leave() { const message = `Left Ping room ${this.roomId}`; this.roomClient.setState(new LeftRoomState(this.roomClient, message)); } getStatusMessage() { return `In the Ping room ${this.roomId}`; } } // ------------------------------------------------------------------------- class PongRoomState extends RoomState { join(roomId) { this.roomClient.setState(new PingRoomState(this.roomClient, roomId)); } leave() { const message = `Left Pong room ${this.roomId}`; this.roomClient.setState(new LeftRoomState(this.roomClient, message)); } getStatusMessage() { return `In the Pong room ${this.roomId}`; } } // ------------------------------------------------------------------------- class LeftRoomState extends RoomState { #previousRoom = null; constructor(roomClient, previousRoom) { super(roomClient); this.#previousRoom = previousRoom; } join(roomId) { this.roomClient.setState(new PingRoomState(this.roomClient, roomId)); } leave() { throw new Error(`Can't leave, no room assigned`); } getStatusMessage() { return `Not in any room (previously in ${this.#previousRoom})`; } }
Dies ist unsere Zustandsmaschine bisher
Das nächste Problem: Wie verwenden wir die Klassen in Kombination mit React?
Die anderen Artikel verwenden useEffect
und eine Zeichenfolge, um den Namen des aktuellen Status zu speichern. Wir möchten unsere Implementierung sauber halten.
Der roomClient
kann den Status ändern, wenn er über einen Verweis auf die Funktion setState
verfügt.
Probleme:
setState
nicht übergeben, wenn wir den Status mit der Klasse initialisieren.
Lösung: Geben Sie den roomClient
an, sobald der Status initialisiert ist, direkt unter dem useState
.
function useRoomClient() { const [state, setState] = useState(new PingRoomState()); // State contains the class // Initialize once // We can do this thanks to the `set` and `get` methods on // `roomClient` property if (!state.roomClient) { state.roomClient = { setState }; } return state; }
class RoomState { #roomClient = null; #roomId = null; constructor(roomClient, roomId) { if (roomClient) { this.#roomClient = roomClient; } if (roomId) { this.roomId = roomId; } } set roomClient(roomClient) { if (roomClient) { this.#roomClient = roomClient; } } get roomClient() { return this.#roomClient; } set roomId(roomId) { if (roomId) { this.#roomId = roomId; } } get roomId() { return this.#roomId; } join(roomId) { throw new Error('Abstract method join(roomId).'); } leave() { throw new Error('Abstract method leave().'); } getStatusMessage() { throw new Error('Abstract method getStatusMessage().'); } } // ------------------------------------------------------------------------- class PingRoomState extends RoomState { join(roomId) { this.roomClient.setState(new PongRoomState(this.roomClient, roomId)); } leave() { const message = `Left Ping room ${this.roomId}`; this.roomClient.setState(new LeftRoomState(this.roomClient, message)); } getStatusMessage() { return `In the Ping room ${this.roomId}`; } } // ------------------------------------------------------------------------- class PongRoomState extends RoomState { join(roomId) { this.roomClient.setState(new PingRoomState(this.roomClient, roomId)); } leave() { const message = `Left Pong room ${this.roomId}`; this.roomClient.setState(new LeftRoomState(this.roomClient, message)); } getStatusMessage() { return `In the Pong room ${this.roomId}`; } } // ------------------------------------------------------------------------- class LeftRoomState extends RoomState { #previousRoom = null; constructor(roomClient, previousRoom) { super(roomClient); this.#previousRoom = previousRoom; } join(roomId) { this.roomClient.setState(new PingRoomState(this.roomClient, roomId)); } leave() { throw new Error(`Can't leave, no room assigned`); } getStatusMessage() { return `Not in any room (previously in ${this.#previousRoom})`; } } function useRoomClient() { const [state, setState] = useState(new PingRoomState()); // State contains the class // Initialize once // We can do this thanks to the `set` and `get` methods on // `roomClient` property if (!state.roomClient) { state.roomClient = { setState }; } return state; }
Wir erweitern die Zustandsmaschine, da wir in Error
wechseln möchten, wenn wir versuchen, den Raum zu verlassen und dies zu einer fehlerhaften Operation führt. Sie ermöglicht uns die Anzeige von Statusmeldungen durch den Aufruf getStatusMessage
.
<!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8" /> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" /> <title>Document</title> </head> <body> <div id="root"></div> <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/react@18.3.1/umd/react.development.js"></script> <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/react-dom@18.3.1/umd/react-dom.development.js"></script> <script> class RoomState { #roomClient = null; #roomId = null; constructor(roomClient, roomId) { if (roomClient) { this.#roomClient = roomClient; } if (roomId) { this.roomId = roomId; } } set roomClient(roomClient) { if (roomClient) { this.#roomClient = roomClient; } } get roomClient() { return this.#roomClient; } set roomId(roomId) { if (roomId) { this.#roomId = roomId; } } get roomId() { return this.#roomId; } join(roomId) { throw new Error('Abstract method join(roomId).'); } leave() { throw new Error('Abstract method leave().'); } getStatusMessage() { throw new Error('Abstract method getStatusMessage().'); } } // ------------------------------------------------------------------------- class PingRoomState extends RoomState { join(roomId) { this.roomClient.setState(new PongRoomState(this.roomClient, roomId)); } leave() { const message = `Left Ping room ${this.roomId}`; this.roomClient.setState(new LeftRoomState(this.roomClient, message)); } getStatusMessage() { return `In the Ping room ${this.roomId}`; } } // ------------------------------------------------------------------------- class PongRoomState extends RoomState { join(roomId) { this.roomClient.setState(new PingRoomState(this.roomClient, roomId)); } leave() { const message = `Left Pong room ${this.roomId}`; this.roomClient.setState(new LeftRoomState(this.roomClient, message)); } getStatusMessage() { return `In the Pong room ${this.roomId}`; } } // ------------------------------------------------------------------------- class LeftRoomState extends RoomState { #previousRoom = null; constructor(roomClient, previousRoom) { super(roomClient); this.#previousRoom = previousRoom; } join(roomId) { this.roomClient.setState(new PingRoomState(this.roomClient, roomId)); } leave() { // Extend to shift to error state this.roomClient.setState( new ErrorRoomState( this.roomClient, new Error(`Can't leave, no room assigned`), ), ); } getStatusMessage() { return `Not in any room (previously in ${this.#previousRoom})`; } } // Extend our state machine to hold one more state. class ErrorRoomState extends RoomState { #error = null; constructor(roomClient, error) { super(roomClient); this.#error = error; } join(roomId) { this.roomClient.setState(new PingRoomState(this.roomClient, roomId)); } leave() { // Do nothing... We can't move anywhere. We handled error. } getStatusMessage() { return `An error occurred. ${this.#error.message}`; } } const { useState } = React; function useRoomClient() { const [state, setState] = useState(new PingRoomState()); // State contains the class // Initialize once // We can do this thanks to the `set` and `get` methods on // `roomClient` property if (!state.roomClient) { state.roomClient = { setState }; } return state; } // ---------------------------------------------------------------------- // Usage example // ---------------------------------------------------------------------- const e = React.createElement; function useWithError(obj) {} function App() { const roomClient = useRoomClient(); return e( 'div', null, e('h1', null, 'Change room state'), e('p', null, `Status message: ${roomClient.getStatusMessage()}`), e( 'div', null, e('button', { onClick: () => roomClient.join('a') }, 'Join'), e('button', { onClick: () => roomClient.leave() }, 'Leave'), ), ); } const { createRoot } = ReactDOM; const root = document.getElementById('root'); createRoot(root).render(React.createElement(App)); </script> </body> </html>
Als ich bei Google nach state design pattern
suchte, waren dies meine ersten Ergebnisse
Links zu den 3 Ergebnissen:
Die Suche nach react state design pattern
liefert Implementierungen, die überhaupt nicht wie die Implementierung auf https://refactoring.guru/design-patterns/state aussehen.
Links zu den Ergebnissen der Suche: