In response to a state change, I want to trigger another state change. Is that inherently a bad idea? The specific sort of scenario is that the component is modeled as a state machine that renders...

I'm rewriting my app to use Flux and I have an issue with retrieving data from Stores. I have a lot of components, and they nest a lot. Some of them are large (Article), some are small and simple (...

I'm new to react and flux and I am having a hard time trying to figure out how to load data from a server. I am able to load the same data from a local file with no issues. So first up I have this...

I am using reactjs and the flux architecture in a project I'm working on. I am a bit puzzled by how to break up nested data correctly into stores and why I should split up my data into multiple sto...

Should the stores maintain their own state and have the ability to call network and data storage services in doing so ...in which case the actions are just dumb message passers, -OR- ...should th...

I have a sortable list in React which is powered by jQuery UI. When I drag and drop an item in the list, I want to update the array so that the new order of the list is stored there. Then re-render...

I'm a bit stuck thinking on how to implement a reducer where its entities can have children of the same type. Let's take reddit comments as an example: each comment can have child comments that ca...

Thus far, the extent of my knowledge about how properties are passed from one component to another via parameters is as follows //start: extent of my knowledge Suppose there exists some state var...

I have a list of products and when particular product is clicked it opens a detail view page. I am using "this.history.goBack()" which is triggered by a button to go back to list of products. My p...

As a follow up to the Store lifecycle question, In a typical web app its nice to have a shortcut to the current application state via the URL so you can re-visit that state and use the forward an...

I'm studying Flux and I think I understood the workflow: View -> Action -> Dispatcher -> Store -> View However, I didn't quite understand where am I supposed to populate the initial ...

Modals and Notifications are components that are appended to the body. So they work little different than normal components. In my App, I can think of two ways of implementing them and I am not sur...

I'm trying to understand how to resolve dependencies among stores. The problem is I have a comprehensive data tree, which need to be fetched from server with the chain of request that depends one o...

I saw this line as an answer to another question on here: "componentWillMount should be componentDidMount, or else you'll leak event emitters in node." and I don't really understand it. Can someo...

I would like to perform some initial data loading when my first route is rendered (for example, i want to load a list of news articles) I made a component called News.js which renders the articles...

I'm creating a react.js application with flux architecture and I am trying figure out where and when a request for data from the server should be made. Is there a any example for this. (Not TODO ap...

I've recently learned how to code in React and how to structure the code using Flux. Unfortunately Firebase doesn't play to well with Flux and I need to set up a quick and easy back-end up for a pr...

This is more of a "whats your opinion/Am I correct in thinking this?" question. Trying to be as strict as possible while understanding Flux, I was trying to figure out where XHR calls are made, we...

So I have a big component that would be my form: <form> <FirstComponent value={this.state.firstValue}/> <SecondComponent value={this.state.secondValue}/> {more components here...

I'm just starting to use flux (with redux for now) and am wondering how relationships are supposed to be handled. For an example we can use Trello that has boards with columns that contains cards. ...

I have my own opiniated way on how to use React and am building my own framework, inspired by Om. I am implementing something a bit similar to the Flux architecture, with stores that can update the...

Here's an example that uses Backbone with React. He defines a Model: var _todos = new Backbone.Model(); And then adds two functions to it: var TodoStore = _.extend(_todos, { areAllComplete: fun...

I know this question has been asked more times in different flavours, but I didn’t find the "right" answer yet (maybe there just isn't one), so I’m looking for the "most Flux" one. Simple example:...

I try to use jspm with reactjs. I worked fine. But when I integrated it with flux package from npm. Then it always threw Dispatcher is not a constructor error. My code as below AppDispatcher.js ...

My team is currently working on a large application being written in ReactJS using Facebook's Flux architecture. It is still in its infancy right now but it is going to grow big very soon. It will ...