ReduxModule.js

import { Module } from '../../core';
import AppContainer from './AppContainer.jsx';

const AppModule = new Module('App');

AppModule
  .setInitialState({ counter: 0 })
  // This will create Action Types (with normalized names) and Action Creators.
  // The application container which is a wrapper around the redux store will
  // compose all reducers of registered modules. The module name is used as key in the
  // application state.
  .on('INCREMENT_COUNTER', (state) => ({ counter: state.counter + 1 }))
  .on('DECREMENT_COUNTER', (state) => ({ counter: state.counter - 1 }))
  // The container component is the component that talks to the store.
  // Module.getContainer() will return an instance of the component that
  // is automatically bound to state and actions via react-redux bindings
  .setContainer(AppContainer)
  // This is the main route to the module's container component
  // routes to submodules can be added via Module.addRoutes(route)
  // with route being a react-redux-router routes object.
  // addRoute() can be called multiple times and all routes will be composed
  // into a single routes object.
  .setIndexRoute('/');

export default AppModule;

how do you use a redux-thunk? Inside thunked callback there is only root state, so, module should knows how to get its own state from the root of application. Is it resolved by your module system?