React-intl, locale stored on LocalStorage about redux-react-router-async-example HOT 2 CLOSED

Hey, glad that helps ;)

First of all I think we need to clarify the "traditional store" meaning. If you mean a store a-la Flux, well you don't need / have those in Redux.
In Redux you have basically a state object for the entire application. You can consider this as your "store". Whenever you dispatch an action, the reducer functions that you have mapped for each action will return a "new state" object with the related changes. You don't mutate anything in Redux.

If you haven't I would really recommend to really through all of the Redux documentation, it's worth it!
http://rackt.org/redux/index.html

In this app I have a 2 state objects: application and github.
https://github.com/emmenko/redux-react-router-async-example/blob/master/lib/reducers/index.js

The Redux state (or store) will then be something like { application: {...}, github: {...} }

The application state object will have then a shape described here
https://github.com/emmenko/redux-react-router-async-example/blob/master/lib/reducers/application.js#L4-L14

You see that there is a locale key, which gets updated when I dispatch the LOCALE_SWITCHED action.

In this example I'm using localStorage to persist the application state so that when I reload the page, the application starts with my previous state.

I hope this helps you a bit further ;)

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Thank you for your quick response, yes Redux seems very intriguing, your app is helping me understand it quite a bit :)

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