Overview

Mirror is a simple and powerful React framework that aims to reduce boilerplate code and provide a minimal API. It is inspired by frameworks like dva and jumpstate. The main goal of Mirror is to simplify the process of building React/Redux applications by encapsulating repetitive tasks and providing a high level of abstraction.

Features

• Minimal API: Mirror introduces only 4 new APIs, making it easy to get started without overwhelming developers with unnecessary complexity.
• Easy to start: Mirror provides a straightforward way to create actions and reducers in a single method, reducing the amount of boilerplate code required.
• Actions done easy, sync or async: Mirror allows for the creation of both synchronous and asynchronous actions, making it simple to handle different types of actions.
• Support code splitting: Mirror supports code splitting, allowing developers to load components and resources on demand, improving performance.
• Full-featured hook mechanism: Mirror provides a hook mechanism that enables developers to easily interact with the application state and perform actions based on events.

Installation

To install Mirror, follow these steps:

1. Create a new React app using create-react-app:

npx create-react-app my-app

2. Change directory to the newly created app:

cd my-app

3. Install Mirror from npm:

npm install mirror

Summary

Mirror is a React framework that aims to simplify the development process by providing a minimal API and reducing boilerplate code. It offers features such as easy creation of actions and reducers, support for both synchronous and asynchronous actions, code splitting, and a full-featured hook mechanism. With Mirror, developers can focus more on building their applications and less on repetitive tasks.