Next.js — Setting up a Redux store with combineReducers()

Liu Ting Chun
3 min readMar 29, 2020

Redux is one of the most common libraries for state management in React projects. Here is a short guide about setting up a Redux store with combineReducers() in your Next.js project. This is a guide for beginners. If you have been playing with Next.js for a while, you probably don’t need this guide. Yet, I don’t find many people talking about this from Google. Hence, I would like to provide some sample codes. In case you just start to use Next.js, I hope this can be a starter for you to quickly begin with and save you some hours from studying it.

Minimal Setup Example

To begin with, suppose you have already setup your basic Next.js project with _app root component, run npm install redux react-redux next-redux-wrapper to install Redux. Next, create a store folder inside your src folder or your root folder. After that, create some reducers to combine:

store/reducerA.js:

const initialState = {
counter: 0
}
export default (state = initialState, action) => {
switch (action.type) {
case 'reducerA/setCounter':
return {
...state,
counter: action.payload
}
default:
return state
}
}

store/reducerB.js:

const initialState = {
justAList: []
}

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Liu Ting Chun
Liu Ting Chun

Written by Liu Ting Chun

Web developer from Hong Kong. Most interested in Angular and Vue. Currently working on a Nuxt.js + NestJS project.