Simple example app:
```
from redux import create_store, actiontypes, frozenbunch
action_types = actiontypes('myapp', 'increment decrement')
def app_reducer(state, action):
if state is None:
return frozenbunch(counter=0)
if action.type == action_types.increment:
return state.copy(counter=state.counter + 1)
elif action.type == action_types.decrement:
return state.copy(counter=state.counter - 1)
return state
store = create_store(app_reducer)
```
The frozenbunch type is an immutable version of the Bunch pattern, whose members can be accessed by item or by attribute. For example:
```
x = frozenbunch(foo=12, bar=7)
x['foo']
x.foo
x['foo'] = 17
x.foo = 17
x = x.copy(bar=17)
```
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