问题
I am learning ngxs but I can't understand when should I use patchState
and setState
? What's the difference?
const state = ctx.getState();
let data = this.service.list();
ctx.setState({
...state,
feedAnimals: data
});
vs.
let data = this.service.list();
ctx.patchState({
feedAnimals: data
});
回答1:
Those two pieces of code are equivalent.
patchState
is just a short hand version of the setState({...state, ... }
code.
In future patchState
will most likely be evolving to a more useful immutability helper with equality testing (ie. the state would only be changed if the patch actually changes any values) and patch operators (this is still in discussion).
I would recommend using patchState
for neatness and to take advantage of features that are on their way.
回答2:
IT DOESN'T WORK PROPERLY
const state = context.getState();
state.permissions = action.payload;
context.setState(state);
IT WORKS
const state = context.getState();
state.permissions = action.payload;
context.setState({ ...state });
IT WORKS
const state = context.getState();
state.permissions = action.payload;
context.patchState(state);
All the examples update the state... but the first one doesn't activate the observable for state changes, because state is immutable, that means you cannot simple edit it and save it, it is not editable and you always will have to clone the old state, edit your new copy and save this new state. patchState
just does it for you.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50462965/how-to-use-patchstate-vs-setstate-in-ngxs