React Native By Example

Stores

A store is an object that brings actions and reducers together. It does the following things for us:

• Contains the application state
• Gives access to that state, via a method called getState
• Dispatches actions, which reducers then use to modify that state

One thing to be aware of with Redux is that, in a given application, you will only ever have one store. In the event that we want to split our logic into multiple handlers, we'll actually split the reducers instead, through a method called reducer composition this is something we'll take a look at once we need it.

Here's how a sample store in Redux looks. Let's assume we have the task reducer from before, and another one as follows:

 import { combineReducers, createStore, compose ...