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Unit testing react redux thunk dispatches with jest and react testing library for “v: 16.13.1”,

I have following function. const loadUsers= () => { return async (dispatch) => { dispatch(userRequest()); let response= null try { response= await UserService.getUser(); dispatch(userLoading()); } catch (error) { dispatch(userError(error)); } finally { dispatch(userSuccess(response)); } }; }; With the following unit test I was abale to hit the “dispatch(userRequest());” describe(‘user thunk’, () => { it(‘dispatches a userRequest’, async () => {

Rendered more hooks than during the previous render REACT.js

I have an issue, I’m trying to set a value to a state (selectedPathway) regarding the another const (countryLabel) that is set via redux. Once “selectedPatway” is set, I would like to display the result in <Select value={selectedPathway} /> This Select is return by the main component that surround all the logic. Everything works well but when I refresh the

Tracking redux state

I faced a problem when using redux. I have two arrays with objects in it, initially they are empty. One of these arrays contains objects that are marked as ‘favorite’ – by user. My reducer for adding item: I have this ‘toggle’ type for the same button if user decides to add and then remove from favorites. The problem is

handling mutliple inputs using redux

I have react hooks section in which user can edit input fields, there are hundreds of inputs that is why I need to use redux (newbie to redux though), Live demo on codesandbox: demo so far I have this and here is setting js where I have input fields Expected results: Just when the user types in inputs eg first

Redux createAsyncThunk vs useEffect hook

I’m familiar with react hooks, and i find it really easy to work with useEffect, thunk is very difficult to deal with, can i just use useEffect & axios and just dispatch the result to the store without using createAsyncThunk? is there any major performance benefit to use it over useEffect? createAsyncThunk: useEffect: Answer The two setups are essentially similar.

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