Currently a component with state interacts with the closest store that is connect to on of the component's ancestors. This is probably what the user wants in some cases, but it is a all-or-nothing: None of the keys from other stores are available.
Expectation: It would be nice, if the closer store does not completely shadow others, but that the shadowing takes place on the level of individual keys.
Example
const Child = withState('foo')(({foo, answer}) => {
return (
<div>{`foo: ${foo} and answer: ${answer}`}</div>
);
});
const Father = connect(() => {
return (
<Child />
)
}, { foo: 'bazzz' });
const App = () => {
return (
<Father>
<Child />
</Father>
)
}
const Grandfather = connect(App, { foo: 'bar', answer: 42 });
This currently renders "foo: bazzz and answer: undefined" because Child only has access to the nearest store. With partial store shadowing, this example should render "foo: bazzz and answer: 42".
Currently a component with state interacts with the closest store that is connect to on of the component's ancestors. This is probably what the user wants in some cases, but it is a all-or-nothing: None of the keys from other stores are available.
Expectation: It would be nice, if the closer store does not completely shadow others, but that the shadowing takes place on the level of individual keys.
Example
This currently renders "foo: bazzz and answer: undefined" because Child only has access to the nearest store. With partial store shadowing, this example should render "foo: bazzz and answer: 42".