- Remain reasonably sized (< 4kb)
- Changes should simplify the learning curve whenever possible
- When possible, reduce the number of assumptions to increase flexibility
- Ensure reasonable migration paths
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A new reducer specifically for requests. This allows for requests to be tracked independent from a specific resource type, paving the road for multi-operation and multi-resource requests.
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New, simpler request action types. Right now, there are 16 action types for modifying requests. There should just be 4 with an action attribute where you can specify what the crud action is. This will deprecate the old action types. This has a few benefits:
- it will be easier to learn and understand
- prepare the library for supporting multi-operation requests
- make the code smaller
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Multiple resource types supported within request actions. This will deprecate the "included resources" plugin by bringing that functionality in the core library.
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Deprecating use of the
mergeListMetafeature. Imperatively update the list instead.
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React bindings to simplify use of Redux Resource with React.
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Deprecating request tracking on resource slices. The standalone request slice will be recommended instead.
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Adopting the Standard Resource standard to add support for Computed Attributes and Relationships