Hello,
How do you typically architecture child components that have a shared model
owned by a higher component in the hierarchy ?
Let say I have component P with a model resembling this
type alias Model = {...,list: List SharedModel}
SharedModel is actually defined in a separated module.
P has two child components c1 and c2 displayed at the same time. Those
components needs to access to the selected SharedModel in list.
Both the model of c1 and c2 will therefore contain a copy of the selected
SharedModel
Most of the updates c1 and c2 need to perform on SharedModel are common. I was
thinking of putting them in the form of utility function in the SharedModel
module and call them from the parent component P
This somewhat resembles the flux architecture where a central store is updated
by the react components sharing common actions which then update the component
views in cascade from the top.
Is that the correct way to do it ?
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