Redux-Saga is a Redux middleware, which means it has access to your app’s store and can dispatch its own actions. Similar to regular reducers, sagas are functions that listen for dispatched actions. Additionally, they perform side effects and return their own actions back to a normal reducer...
This middleware allows you to create Actions as more than plain objects. These new Actions can dispatch other Actions, other Thunks and also perform async operations inside them. But recently, other middlewares have started gaining traction, like Redux-Saga and Redux-Observable have different use ...
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I don't have a real usecase for this but as we are going to implement high-level apis (so probably throttle?), can it be possible to compose them? Member yelouafi commented Feb 10, 2016 Hmm.. I don't think is easy to express those patterns using a pull API like redux-saga (...
This was the case with our client’s app, where any interaction would trigger a series of Redux state updates, causing much of the UI to re-render itself unnecessarily. Many customers would simply be unable to use the app, as just typing at a regular pace slowed the app to a crawl. ...
I am attempting to write some dev tools for redux-saga that use the SagaMonitor interface. I have helpers for tracking what effects are currently pending/resolved/rejected etc. One thing I am struggling with is how to know when all queued effects have been processed. Is there a signal or ...
Recently, a new approach has taken the React world by storm:redux-saga. redux-saga utilizes Esnext generator functions to make asynchronous code look synchronous, and it makes those asynchronous flows very easy to test. The mental model behind sagas is that they are like a separate thread in...
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https://redux-saga.js.org/docs/api#middlewarerunsaga-args middleware.run(saga, ...args) This way you can pass arguments to the root saga. When it comes to getting it to other parts of the saga tree there are multiple approaches. I'd suggest using the setContext/getConext effects. Fo...
Enhancing application stability: If you use thetry...catchblock in Redux-Saga to manage errors properly, your application's stability will increase. Detecting and handling errors prevents the program from crashing or becoming unresponsive when unexpected issues arise. Thetry...catchblock lets you qui...