Multiple dispatch in componentDidMount
I want to make multiple request in componentdidmount right now this is what i am doing,
componentDidMount() {
const {
getVehicleGroup,
getDrivers,
getFuelTypes,
getUnassignedDevices,
getCarMake
} = this.props;
getVehicleGroup();
getDrivers();
getFuelTypes();
getUnassignedDevices();
getCarMake();
}
and saga is attached with all these actions. Now i want to run another function but only when these requests. This is something i am looking for
Promise.all([getVehicleGroup, getDrivers, getFuelTypes, getUnassignedDevices, getCarMake])
.then(anotherFunction)
Here is my mapDispatch
const mapDispatchToProps = (dispatch) => ({
getVehicleGroup: () => dispatch(vehicleGroupRequest()),
getDrivers: () => dispatch(driverRequest()),
getFuelTypes: () => dispatch(fuelTypeRequest()),
getCarMake: () => dispatch(carMakeRequest()),
getUnassignedDevices: () => dispatch(unassignedDevicesRequest()),
updateCurrentDriver: () => dispatch(change('addVehicleForm', 'FK_driver_id', )),
onSubmitForm: () => dispatch(addVehicleRequest())
});
reactjs redux redux-saga
edited Nov 20 '18 at 15:49
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asked Nov 20 '18 at 8:12
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I want to make multiple request in componentdidmount right now this is what i am doing,
componentDidMount() {
const {
getVehicleGroup,
getDrivers,
getFuelTypes,
getUnassignedDevices,
getCarMake
} = this.props;
getVehicleGroup();
getDrivers();
getFuelTypes();
getUnassignedDevices();
getCarMake();
}
and saga is attached with all these actions. Now i want to run another function but only when these requests. This is something i am looking for
Promise.all([getVehicleGroup, getDrivers, getFuelTypes, getUnassignedDevices, getCarMake])
.then(anotherFunction)
Here is my mapDispatch
const mapDispatchToProps = (dispatch) => ({
getVehicleGroup: () => dispatch(vehicleGroupRequest()),
getDrivers: () => dispatch(driverRequest()),
getFuelTypes: () => dispatch(fuelTypeRequest()),
getCarMake: () => dispatch(carMakeRequest()),
getUnassignedDevices: () => dispatch(unassignedDevicesRequest()),
updateCurrentDriver: () => dispatch(change('addVehicleForm', 'FK_driver_id', )),
onSubmitForm: () => dispatch(addVehicleRequest())
});
reactjs redux redux-saga
edited Nov 20 '18 at 15:49
Dario
3,21552432
asked Nov 20 '18 at 8:12
Adil LiaqatAdil Liaqat
1317
add a comment |
I want to make multiple request in componentdidmount right now this is what i am doing,
componentDidMount() {
const {
getVehicleGroup,
getDrivers,
getFuelTypes,
getUnassignedDevices,
getCarMake
} = this.props;
getVehicleGroup();
getDrivers();
getFuelTypes();
getUnassignedDevices();
getCarMake();
}
and saga is attached with all these actions. Now i want to run another function but only when these requests. This is something i am looking for
Promise.all([getVehicleGroup, getDrivers, getFuelTypes, getUnassignedDevices, getCarMake])
.then(anotherFunction)
Here is my mapDispatch
const mapDispatchToProps = (dispatch) => ({
getVehicleGroup: () => dispatch(vehicleGroupRequest()),
getDrivers: () => dispatch(driverRequest()),
getFuelTypes: () => dispatch(fuelTypeRequest()),
getCarMake: () => dispatch(carMakeRequest()),
getUnassignedDevices: () => dispatch(unassignedDevicesRequest()),
updateCurrentDriver: () => dispatch(change('addVehicleForm', 'FK_driver_id', )),
onSubmitForm: () => dispatch(addVehicleRequest())
});
reactjs redux redux-saga
edited Nov 20 '18 at 15:49
Dario
3,21552432
asked Nov 20 '18 at 8:12
Adil LiaqatAdil Liaqat
1317
I want to make multiple request in componentdidmount right now this is what i am doing,
componentDidMount() {
const {
getVehicleGroup,
getDrivers,
getFuelTypes,
getUnassignedDevices,
getCarMake
} = this.props;
getVehicleGroup();
getDrivers();
getFuelTypes();
getUnassignedDevices();
getCarMake();
}
and saga is attached with all these actions. Now i want to run another function but only when these requests. This is something i am looking for
Promise.all([getVehicleGroup, getDrivers, getFuelTypes, getUnassignedDevices, getCarMake])
.then(anotherFunction)
Here is my mapDispatch
const mapDispatchToProps = (dispatch) => ({
getVehicleGroup: () => dispatch(vehicleGroupRequest()),
getDrivers: () => dispatch(driverRequest()),
getFuelTypes: () => dispatch(fuelTypeRequest()),
getCarMake: () => dispatch(carMakeRequest()),
getUnassignedDevices: () => dispatch(unassignedDevicesRequest()),
updateCurrentDriver: () => dispatch(change('addVehicleForm', 'FK_driver_id', )),
onSubmitForm: () => dispatch(addVehicleRequest())
});
reactjs redux redux-saga
reactjs redux redux-saga
edited Nov 20 '18 at 15:49
Dario
3,21552432
asked Nov 20 '18 at 8:12
Adil LiaqatAdil Liaqat
1317
edited Nov 20 '18 at 15:49
Dario
3,21552432
asked Nov 20 '18 at 8:12
Adil LiaqatAdil Liaqat
1317
edited Nov 20 '18 at 15:49
Dario
3,21552432
edited Nov 20 '18 at 15:49
Dario
3,21552432
edited Nov 20 '18 at 15:49
Dario
3,21552432
3,21552432
asked Nov 20 '18 at 8:12
Adil LiaqatAdil Liaqat
1317
asked Nov 20 '18 at 8:12
Adil LiaqatAdil Liaqat
1317
asked Nov 20 '18 at 8:12
Adil LiaqatAdil Liaqat
1317
1317
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Although I mostly use redux thunk, I think it should be similar in your case.
Try to do the following in your mapDispatch function:
getVehicleGroup: () => async dispatch(vehicleGroupRequest())
Async functions wrap as promises and behave mostly the same, allowing you to do something like:
Promise.All().then(nextAction)
answered Nov 20 '18 at 9:18
NealNeal
298111
add a comment |
IMHO the two most "neat" ways are:
with pure sagas: you dispatch one more action to start a saga that
takeall the actions you want to wait before starting theanotherFunction(but, depending on what you want to do withanotherFunctionit could be useless)you can use redux-saga-thunk to get a promise from every saga you are starting and gain all the advantages of
redux-thunk. I haven't used it directly but I'll do as soon as I need to do something similar
answered Nov 22 '18 at 7:46
NoriSteNoriSte
78657
Actually what i am doing is loading the form, it has multiple dropdowns like Vehicle group, fuel types etc, i want to know that the form is fully loaded and all dropdowns are populated, because i want to use the same form for edit and i only want to get the record only if form is completed loaded.
– Adil Liaqat
Nov 22 '18 at 12:47
Ok so my first solution could match your goal or you could use or, alternatively, you could usemergeProps(the third Redux'sconnectparameter) to add one more prop to your component once all the loaded lists are ready. Prepare me a running Github repo and I'll take a look
– NoriSte
Nov 22 '18 at 16:58
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Although I mostly use redux thunk, I think it should be similar in your case.
Try to do the following in your mapDispatch function:
getVehicleGroup: () => async dispatch(vehicleGroupRequest())
Async functions wrap as promises and behave mostly the same, allowing you to do something like:
Promise.All().then(nextAction)
answered Nov 20 '18 at 9:18
NealNeal
298111
add a comment |
Although I mostly use redux thunk, I think it should be similar in your case.
Try to do the following in your mapDispatch function:
getVehicleGroup: () => async dispatch(vehicleGroupRequest())
Async functions wrap as promises and behave mostly the same, allowing you to do something like:
Promise.All().then(nextAction)
answered Nov 20 '18 at 9:18
NealNeal
298111
add a comment |
Although I mostly use redux thunk, I think it should be similar in your case.
Try to do the following in your mapDispatch function:
getVehicleGroup: () => async dispatch(vehicleGroupRequest())
Async functions wrap as promises and behave mostly the same, allowing you to do something like:
Promise.All().then(nextAction)
answered Nov 20 '18 at 9:18
NealNeal
298111
Although I mostly use redux thunk, I think it should be similar in your case.
Try to do the following in your mapDispatch function:
getVehicleGroup: () => async dispatch(vehicleGroupRequest())
Async functions wrap as promises and behave mostly the same, allowing you to do something like:
Promise.All().then(nextAction)
answered Nov 20 '18 at 9:18
NealNeal
298111
answered Nov 20 '18 at 9:18
NealNeal
298111
answered Nov 20 '18 at 9:18
NealNeal
298111
answered Nov 20 '18 at 9:18
NealNeal
298111
298111
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add a comment |
IMHO the two most "neat" ways are:
with pure sagas: you dispatch one more action to start a saga that
takeall the actions you want to wait before starting theanotherFunction(but, depending on what you want to do withanotherFunctionit could be useless)you can use redux-saga-thunk to get a promise from every saga you are starting and gain all the advantages of
redux-thunk. I haven't used it directly but I'll do as soon as I need to do something similar
answered Nov 22 '18 at 7:46
NoriSteNoriSte
78657
Actually what i am doing is loading the form, it has multiple dropdowns like Vehicle group, fuel types etc, i want to know that the form is fully loaded and all dropdowns are populated, because i want to use the same form for edit and i only want to get the record only if form is completed loaded.
– Adil Liaqat
Nov 22 '18 at 12:47
Ok so my first solution could match your goal or you could use or, alternatively, you could usemergeProps(the third Redux'sconnectparameter) to add one more prop to your component once all the loaded lists are ready. Prepare me a running Github repo and I'll take a look
– NoriSte
Nov 22 '18 at 16:58
add a comment |
IMHO the two most "neat" ways are:
with pure sagas: you dispatch one more action to start a saga that
takeall the actions you want to wait before starting theanotherFunction(but, depending on what you want to do withanotherFunctionit could be useless)you can use redux-saga-thunk to get a promise from every saga you are starting and gain all the advantages of
redux-thunk. I haven't used it directly but I'll do as soon as I need to do something similar
answered Nov 22 '18 at 7:46
NoriSteNoriSte
78657
Actually what i am doing is loading the form, it has multiple dropdowns like Vehicle group, fuel types etc, i want to know that the form is fully loaded and all dropdowns are populated, because i want to use the same form for edit and i only want to get the record only if form is completed loaded.
– Adil Liaqat
Nov 22 '18 at 12:47
Ok so my first solution could match your goal or you could use or, alternatively, you could usemergeProps(the third Redux'sconnectparameter) to add one more prop to your component once all the loaded lists are ready. Prepare me a running Github repo and I'll take a look
– NoriSte
Nov 22 '18 at 16:58
add a comment |
IMHO the two most "neat" ways are:
with pure sagas: you dispatch one more action to start a saga that
takeall the actions you want to wait before starting theanotherFunction(but, depending on what you want to do withanotherFunctionit could be useless)you can use redux-saga-thunk to get a promise from every saga you are starting and gain all the advantages of
redux-thunk. I haven't used it directly but I'll do as soon as I need to do something similar
answered Nov 22 '18 at 7:46
NoriSteNoriSte
78657
IMHO the two most "neat" ways are:
with pure sagas: you dispatch one more action to start a saga that
takeall the actions you want to wait before starting theanotherFunction(but, depending on what you want to do withanotherFunctionit could be useless)you can use redux-saga-thunk to get a promise from every saga you are starting and gain all the advantages of
redux-thunk. I haven't used it directly but I'll do as soon as I need to do something similar
answered Nov 22 '18 at 7:46
NoriSteNoriSte
78657
answered Nov 22 '18 at 7:46
NoriSteNoriSte
78657
answered Nov 22 '18 at 7:46
NoriSteNoriSte
78657
answered Nov 22 '18 at 7:46
NoriSteNoriSte
78657
78657
Actually what i am doing is loading the form, it has multiple dropdowns like Vehicle group, fuel types etc, i want to know that the form is fully loaded and all dropdowns are populated, because i want to use the same form for edit and i only want to get the record only if form is completed loaded.
– Adil Liaqat
Nov 22 '18 at 12:47
Ok so my first solution could match your goal or you could use or, alternatively, you could usemergeProps(the third Redux'sconnectparameter) to add one more prop to your component once all the loaded lists are ready. Prepare me a running Github repo and I'll take a look
– NoriSte
Nov 22 '18 at 16:58
add a comment |
Actually what i am doing is loading the form, it has multiple dropdowns like Vehicle group, fuel types etc, i want to know that the form is fully loaded and all dropdowns are populated, because i want to use the same form for edit and i only want to get the record only if form is completed loaded.
– Adil Liaqat
Nov 22 '18 at 12:47
Ok so my first solution could match your goal or you could use or, alternatively, you could usemergeProps(the third Redux'sconnectparameter) to add one more prop to your component once all the loaded lists are ready. Prepare me a running Github repo and I'll take a look
– NoriSte
Nov 22 '18 at 16:58
Actually what i am doing is loading the form, it has multiple dropdowns like Vehicle group, fuel types etc, i want to know that the form is fully loaded and all dropdowns are populated, because i want to use the same form for edit and i only want to get the record only if form is completed loaded.
– Adil Liaqat
Nov 22 '18 at 12:47
Actually what i am doing is loading the form, it has multiple dropdowns like Vehicle group, fuel types etc, i want to know that the form is fully loaded and all dropdowns are populated, because i want to use the same form for edit and i only want to get the record only if form is completed loaded.
– Adil Liaqat
Nov 22 '18 at 12:47
Ok so my first solution could match your goal or you could use or, alternatively, you could use
mergeProps (the third Redux's connect parameter) to add one more prop to your component once all the loaded lists are ready. Prepare me a running Github repo and I'll take a look– NoriSte
Nov 22 '18 at 16:58
Ok so my first solution could match your goal or you could use or, alternatively, you could use
mergeProps (the third Redux's connect parameter) to add one more prop to your component once all the loaded lists are ready. Prepare me a running Github repo and I'll take a look– NoriSte
Nov 22 '18 at 16:58
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