Component Actioncycle

All two-way-rest components have the same actioncycle that can be tapped into by declaring function using the prop of the appropriate name

callforward--> defaultAction--> onSuccessCB || onFailureCB--> callback

These functions are wrapped in bluebird's Promise.Method, so they accept promises. They take a single parameter, args, which is an immutable Map object (from immutableJS), and must return an args Map with the same properties.

example:

<TWRCreate tree='users' onSuccessCB={args=>{
const response = args.get('response);
console.log('response', response)
return args
}} />

The args Map:

• reducer: name of reducer
• tree: frontend/backend location of instance
• outTree: the frontend location for the response from the backend (defaults to tree)
• path: remote url suffix (defaults to tree) + this.props.endPath
• endPath rest action like edit, show, etc.
• form: the entire component element
• content: this.props.content object
• callforward:
• callback:
• onSuccessCB:
• onFailureCB:
• upload: is one of the fields in the component a file field
• force: should a component refire its standard ajax call everytime it is updated
• parent: true for CreateChildComponents
• id: declared using this.props.id, forces a create component to use the declared id
• twr: the component itself
• response:
• dispatch: disptach function
• getState: getState function
• batchDispatch: the actual dispatch function