A minimal counter app showing how react-redux fits together — actions, a reducer, a store and a connected component, and nothing else in the way. Handy if you're learning Redux and every tutorial you found came with a build system attached.
src/redux/Actions.js the action creators
src/redux/Reducer.js the reducer
src/components/Counter.js the connected component
src/App.js wires the Provider and the store
Five dependencies total: react, react-dom, react-redux, redux, react-scripts.
git clone https://github.com/p32929/ReduxCounter.git
cd ReduxCounter
npm install
npm startThen open http://localhost:3000 and watch the counter go.
Contributions are warmly welcomed and greatly appreciated! Whether it's a bug fix, new feature, or improvement, your input helps make this project better for everyone.
Before submitting a pull request, please:
- Create an issue describing the feature or bug fix you'd like to work on
- Wait for discussion and approval to ensure alignment with project goals
- Fork the repository and create your feature branch
- Submit your pull request with a clear description of changes
This approach helps avoid duplicate efforts and ensures smooth collaboration. Thank you for considering contributing!
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