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https://github.com/reduxjs/reselect

Selector library for Redux
https://github.com/reduxjs/reselect

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# Reselect



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A library for creating memoized "selector" functions. Commonly used with Redux, but usable with any plain JS immutable data as well.



- Selectors can compute derived data, allowing [Redux] to store the minimal possible state.

- Selectors are efficient. A selector is not recomputed unless one of its arguments changes.

- Selectors are composable. They can be used as input to other selectors.



The **Redux docs usage page on [Deriving Data with Selectors](https://redux.js.org/usage/deriving-data-selectors)** covers the purpose and motivation for selectors, why memoized selectors are useful, typical Reselect usage patterns, and using selectors with [React-Redux].



## Installation



### Redux Toolkit



While Reselect is not exclusive to [Redux], it is already included by default in [the official Redux Toolkit package](https://redux-toolkit.js.org) - no further installation needed.



```ts

import { createSelector } from '@reduxjs/toolkit'

```



### Standalone



For standalone usage, install the `reselect` package:



```bash

# NPM

npm install reselect



# Yarn

yarn add reselect

```



---



## Documentation



The Reselect docs are available at **https://reselect.js.org**, and include usage guides and API references:



- [**Introduction**](#https://reselect.js.org/introduction/getting-started)

- [**How Does Reselect Work?**](#https://reselect.js.org/introduction/how-does-reselect-work)

- **API Reference**:

  - **[`createSelector`]**

  - **[`createSelectorCreator`]**

  - **[`createStructuredSelector`]**

  - [**Development-Only Stability Checks**](#https://reselect.js.org/api/development-only-stability-checks)

  - **[`lruMemoize`]**

  - **[`weakMapMemoize`]**

- [**FAQ**](#https://reselect.js.org/FAQ)



## Basic Usage



Reselect exports a [`createSelector`] API, which generates memoized selector functions. [`createSelector`] accepts one or more [input selectors], which extract values from arguments, and a [result function] function that receives the extracted values and should return a derived value. If the generated [output selector] is called multiple times, the output will only be recalculated when the extracted values have changed.



You can play around with the following **example** in [this CodeSandbox](https://codesandbox.io/s/reselect-example-g3k9gf?file=/src/index.js):



```ts

import { createSelector } from 'reselect'



interface RootState {

  todos: { id: number; completed: boolean }[]

  alerts: { id: number; read: boolean }[]

}



const state: RootState = {

  todos: [

    { id: 0, completed: false },

    { id: 1, completed: true }

  ],

  alerts: [

    { id: 0, read: false },

    { id: 1, read: true }

  ]

}



const selectCompletedTodos = (state: RootState) => {

  console.log('selector ran')

  return state.todos.filter(todo => todo.completed === true)

}



selectCompletedTodos(state) // selector ran

selectCompletedTodos(state) // selector ran

selectCompletedTodos(state) // selector ran



const memoizedSelectCompletedTodos = createSelector(

  [(state: RootState) => state.todos],

  todos => {

    console.log('memoized selector ran')

    return todos.filter(todo => todo.completed === true)

  }

)



memoizedSelectCompletedTodos(state) // memoized selector ran

memoizedSelectCompletedTodos(state)

memoizedSelectCompletedTodos(state)



console.log(selectCompletedTodos(state) === selectCompletedTodos(state)) //=> false



console.log(

  memoizedSelectCompletedTodos(state) === memoizedSelectCompletedTodos(state)

) //=> true

```



As you can see from the example above, `memoizedSelectCompletedTodos` does not run the second or third time, but we still get the same return value as last time.



In addition to skipping unnecessary recalculations, `memoizedSelectCompletedTodos` returns the existing result reference if there is no recalculation. This is important for libraries like [React-Redux] or [React] that often rely on reference equality checks to optimize UI updates.



---



## Terminology



- [**Selector Function**](#selector-function): A function that accepts one or more JavaScript values as arguments, and derives a result. When used with [Redux], the first argument is typically the entire Redux store state.

- [**input selectors**](#input-selectors): Basic selector functions used as building blocks for creating a memoized selector. They are passed as the first argument(s) to [`createSelector`], and are called with all selector arguments. They are responsible for extracting and providing necessary values to the [result function].

- [**Output Selector**](#output-selector): The actual memoized selectors created by [`createSelector`].

- [**Result Function**](#result-function): The function that comes after the [input selectors]. It takes the [input selectors]' return values as arguments and returns a result.

- [**`Dependencies`**](#dependencies): Same as [input selectors]. They are what the [output selector] "depends" on.



The below example serves as a visual aid:



```ts

const outputSelector = createSelector(

  [inputSelector1, inputSelector2, inputSelector3], // synonymous with `dependencies`.

  resultFunc // Result function

)

```



---



## What's New in 5.0.0?



Version 5.0.0 introduces several new features and improvements:



- **Customization Enhancements**:



  - Added the ability to pass an options object to [`createSelectorCreator`], allowing for customized `memoize` and `argsMemoize` functions, alongside their respective options (`memoizeOptions` and `argsMemoizeOptions`).

  - The [`createSelector`] function now supports direct customization of `memoize` and `argsMemoize` within its options object.



- **Memoization Functions**:



  - Introduced new experimental memoization functions: `weakMapMemoize` and `unstable_autotrackMemoize`.

  - Incorporated `memoize` and `argsMemoize` into the [output selector fields] for debugging purposes.



- **TypeScript Support and Performance**:



  - Discontinued support for TypeScript versions below 4.7, aligning with modern TypeScript features.

  - Significantly improved TypeScript performance for nesting [output selectors][output selector]. The nesting limit has increased from approximately 8 to around 30 [output selectors][output selector], greatly reducing the occurrence of the infamous `Type instantiation is excessively deep and possibly infinite` error.



- **Selector API Enhancements**:



  - Removed the second overload of `createStructuredSelector` due to its susceptibility to runtime errors.



- **Additional Functionalities**:



  - Added `dependencyRecomputations` and `resetDependencyRecomputations` to the [output selector fields]. These additions provide greater control and insight over [input selectors], complementing the new `argsMemoize` API.

  - Introduced `inputStabilityCheck`, a development tool that runs the [input selectors] twice using the same arguments and triggers a warning If they return differing results for the same call.

  - Introduced `identityFunctionCheck`, a development tool that checks to see if the [result function] returns its own input.



These updates aim to enhance flexibility, performance, and developer experience. For detailed usage and examples, refer to the updated documentation sections for each feature.



- **Breaking Changes**:



  - Removed `ParametricSelector` and `OutputParametricSelector` types. Their functionalities are now integrated into `Selector` and `OutputSelector` respectively, which inherently support additional parameters.



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## License



MIT



## References



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Originally inspired by getters in [NuclearJS](https://github.com/optimizely/nuclear-js.git), [subscriptions](https://github.com/Day8/re-frame#just-a-read-only-cursor) in [re-frame](https://github.com/Day8/re-frame) and this [proposal](https://github.com/reduxjs/redux/pull/169) from [speedskater](https://github.com/speedskater).



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[Redux]: https://redux.js.org 'Redux'

[React]: https://react.dev 'React'

[React-Redux]: https://react-redux.js.org 'React-Redux'



[selector]: #selector-function 'Selector Function'

[input selectors]: #input-selectors 'Input Selectors'

[output selector]: #output-selector 'Output Selector'

[result function]: #result-function 'Result Function'

[output selector fields]: https://reselect.js.org/api/createSelector#output-selector-fields 'Output Selector Fields'

[`createSelector`]: https://reselect.js.org/api/createSelector 'createSelector'

[`createSelectorCreator`]: https://reselect.js.org/api/createSelectorCreator 'createSelectorCreator'

[`lruMemoize`]: https://reselect.js.org/api/lruMemoize 'lruMemoize'

[`weakMapMemoize`]: https://reselect.js.org/api/weakMapMemoize 'weakMapMemoize'

[`createStructuredSelector`]: https://reselect.js.org/api/createStructuredSelector 'createStructuredSelector'