redux-saga

One way to look at it is to see your saga’s as a Graph. ‘fork’ creates a child from the calling process. While ‘spawn’ creates a new child at the root of the graph. So when you ‘fork’ another process, the parent process will wait until the ‘forked’ process is finished. Also every exception will … Read more

How to create rootSaga? According to a core developer of redux-saga [1,2] the idiomatic way to create rootSaga is to use the all Effect Combinator. Also, please note that yielding arrays from sagas is deprecated. Example 1 You could use something like this (+all) import { fork, all } from ‘redux-saga/effects’; import firstSaga from ‘./firstSaga’; … Read more