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How to wait until a put finishes before calling another saga?
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I have this code:
export function* getOtherData({ payload }) {
const transactionData = yield call(
fetchTransactionData);
yield put(storeTransactionData(transactionData));
yield call(<anotherSagaDependentOnTransactionData>());
}
the <anotherSagaDependentOnTransactionData> is dependent on the put action and the reducer completing (transaction being stored in redux state). How do I ensure that the last line does not call until the data is stored in redux state?
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I have this code:
export function* getOtherData({ payload }) {
const transactionData = yield call(
fetchTransactionData);
yield put(storeTransactionData(transactionData));
yield call(<anotherSagaDependentOnTransactionData>());
}
the <anotherSagaDependentOnTransactionData> is dependent on the put action and the reducer completing (transaction being stored in redux state). How do I ensure that the last line does not call until the data is stored in redux state?
redux
asked Jan 3 at 14:47
Jwan622Jwan622
3,24353173
add a comment |
I have this code:
export function* getOtherData({ payload }) {
const transactionData = yield call(
fetchTransactionData);
yield put(storeTransactionData(transactionData));
yield call(<anotherSagaDependentOnTransactionData>());
}
the <anotherSagaDependentOnTransactionData> is dependent on the put action and the reducer completing (transaction being stored in redux state). How do I ensure that the last line does not call until the data is stored in redux state?
redux
asked Jan 3 at 14:47
Jwan622Jwan622
3,24353173
I have this code:
export function* getOtherData({ payload }) {
const transactionData = yield call(
fetchTransactionData);
yield put(storeTransactionData(transactionData));
yield call(<anotherSagaDependentOnTransactionData>());
}
the <anotherSagaDependentOnTransactionData> is dependent on the put action and the reducer completing (transaction being stored in redux state). How do I ensure that the last line does not call until the data is stored in redux state?
redux
redux
asked Jan 3 at 14:47
Jwan622Jwan622
3,24353173
asked Jan 3 at 14:47
Jwan622Jwan622
3,24353173
edited Jan 10 at 2:11
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The put operation is just an event - there's no way of tying the completion of storing the data with the put.
You need a completion event, which is dispatched when the store operation finishes. your root saga should then take that action and invoke anotherSagaDependentOnTransactionData.
answered Jan 9 at 9:38
Ben R.Ben R.
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Where can I emit that completion event/action though? The store operation is na action that gets picked up by a reducer... there isn't really a place to emit another action though?
– Jwan622
Jan 10 at 2:11
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The put operation is just an event - there's no way of tying the completion of storing the data with the put.
You need a completion event, which is dispatched when the store operation finishes. your root saga should then take that action and invoke anotherSagaDependentOnTransactionData.
answered Jan 9 at 9:38
Ben R.Ben R.
652414
Where can I emit that completion event/action though? The store operation is na action that gets picked up by a reducer... there isn't really a place to emit another action though?
– Jwan622
Jan 10 at 2:11
add a comment |
The put operation is just an event - there's no way of tying the completion of storing the data with the put.
You need a completion event, which is dispatched when the store operation finishes. your root saga should then take that action and invoke anotherSagaDependentOnTransactionData.
answered Jan 9 at 9:38
Ben R.Ben R.
652414
Where can I emit that completion event/action though? The store operation is na action that gets picked up by a reducer... there isn't really a place to emit another action though?
– Jwan622
Jan 10 at 2:11
add a comment |
The put operation is just an event - there's no way of tying the completion of storing the data with the put.
You need a completion event, which is dispatched when the store operation finishes. your root saga should then take that action and invoke anotherSagaDependentOnTransactionData.
answered Jan 9 at 9:38
Ben R.Ben R.
652414
The put operation is just an event - there's no way of tying the completion of storing the data with the put.
You need a completion event, which is dispatched when the store operation finishes. your root saga should then take that action and invoke anotherSagaDependentOnTransactionData.
answered Jan 9 at 9:38
Ben R.Ben R.
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answered Jan 9 at 9:38
Ben R.Ben R.
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answered Jan 9 at 9:38
Ben R.Ben R.
652414
answered Jan 9 at 9:38
Ben R.Ben R.
652414
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Where can I emit that completion event/action though? The store operation is na action that gets picked up by a reducer... there isn't really a place to emit another action though?
– Jwan622
Jan 10 at 2:11
add a comment |
Where can I emit that completion event/action though? The store operation is na action that gets picked up by a reducer... there isn't really a place to emit another action though?
– Jwan622
Jan 10 at 2:11
Where can I emit that completion event/action though? The store operation is na action that gets picked up by a reducer... there isn't really a place to emit another action though?
– Jwan622
Jan 10 at 2:11
Where can I emit that completion event/action though? The store operation is na action that gets picked up by a reducer... there isn't really a place to emit another action though?
– Jwan622
Jan 10 at 2:11
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