deprecated, see https://github.com/Strate/babel-plugin-mobx-async-action

babel-plugin-mobx-deep-action

Allow to reduce boilerplate of writing async actions. Based on assumption, that all code created inside an action, should be handled as action too.

This plugin scans for all functions, marked as actions, and then marks all nested functions, which created inside actions as actions too.

• Usage with async and generator functions
• Typescript decorators
• Use other package

Example

In

1import { action } from "mobx";
2
3action(function doSome() {
4  fetch("/api/list").then(function(response) {
5    this.items = response.dta;
6  });
7});

Out

1"use strict";
2
3import { action } from "mobx";
4
5action(function doSome() {
6  fetch("/api/list").then(action(function(response) {
7    this.items = response.dta;
8  }));
9});

Caveats

Plugin support only ES6 imports. Only this imports are supported:

import {action} from "mobx";

import {action as actionAlias} from "mobx";

import * as mobx from "mobx";

import * as mobxAlias from "mobx";

For example, this cases are not supported:

const mobx = require("mobx")

const {action} = require("mobx")

import * as mobx from "my-mobx-alias"

import * as mobx from "mobx";
const {action} = mobx;
action(function() {});

Installation

1$ npm install babel-plugin-mobx-deep-action

Usage

Via .babelrc (Recommended)

.babelrc

1{
2  "plugins": ["mobx-deep-action"]
3}

Via CLI

1$ babel --plugins mobx-deep-action script.js

Via Node API

1require("babel-core").transform("code", {
2  plugins: ["mobx-deep-action"]
3});

Usage for async and generator functions.

This plugin do nothing special for async and generator functions. So, this code would work unexpected:

1@action
2async function handler() {
3  const items = await fetch("/api/items");
4  this.items = items; // <- this line called outside an action,
5                      // causing error in strict mode
6}

To get that code worked, you should firstly apply transform-regenerator babel plugin, and then this one. Unfortunatelly, beacuse of internal babel architecture, transform-regenerator should be applied strictly before this plugin, which could be achieved with this configuration:

.babelrc

1{
2  "passPerPreset": true, // this is required
3  "presets": [
4    {
5      "plugins": ["transform-regenerator"]
6    },
7    {
8      "plugins": ["mobx-deep-action"]
9    },
10    // your rest presets goes here, for example:
11    "latest"
12  ]
13}

If you use decorators, you should apply transform-decorators-legacy inside later preset:

.babelrc

1{
2  "passPerPreset": true, // this is required
3  "presets": [
4    {
5      "plugins": ["transform-regenerator"]
6    },
7    {
8      "plugins": ["mobx-deep-action"]
9    },
10    {
11      "plugins": ["babel-plugin-transform-decorators-legacy"]
12    }
13    // your rest presets goes here.
14  ]
15}

Typescript decorators.

This plugin could handle decorators code, emitted from typescript, such as:

1import * as tslib_1 from "tslib";
2import { action } from "mobx";
3export default class Class2 {
4    async method() {
5        const a = (other) => { };
6        return a(function () { });
7    }
8}
9tslib_1.__decorate([
10    action
11], Class2.prototype, "method", null);

To get this code worked, you should enable importHelpers compiler option, and get tslib package installed. Also, typescript should emit es6 modules, so, you should target your compiler to es2015+. That's all, plugin detect import from "tslib" and handle typescript decorators.

Use other package.

If you use wrapper for "mobx" package, you can pass it's name to plugin:

.babelrc

1{
2  "plugins": [
3    ["mobx-deep-action", {
4      "mobx-package": "mobx-custom"
5    }]
6  ]
7}