I am creating a ReactJS/Redux application where a set of similar components need the same state and dispatch props from the store. Instead of creating several identical containers for all these components, I would like to create one single redux container for multiple components. What is the best approach for such scenario?
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I think, using function expression as a wrapper for connect is a good way for that;
function mapStateToProps(state){
return {
a: state.a,
b: state.b
}
}
export const wrapper = (Component) => {
return connect(mapStateToProps, {})(Component)
}
using:
import {wrapper} from './source'
const Main = ({a, b}) => (
<div>{a} - {b}</div>
)
export default wrapper(Main);