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- Makes an object with all the posts and returns a new one
- Takes an object that represents bound state changes to a given state .
- Runs the devTools config .
- Merges the posts with a comment object .
- Increment current state counter
- Determine if any of the posts are tagged by the old one .
- Return the action for the selected action .
- Receive posts from a stream of posts
- Fetch all posts for a given subreddit
- Higher order function asynchronous function .
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QUESTION
I am new to the RTK Query and I use Redux ToolKit Query to fetch the data. Question: How do I dynamically change the baseUrl in createApi from the input field in App.js file.
I saw similar question here, but the solutions which was provided doesn't work in my case. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69568818/how-to-dynamicly-chane-base-url-using-redux-toolkit
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Answered 2022-Apr-01 at 04:25If you pass in a full url (starting with http:// or https://) fetchBaseQuery will skip baseUrl and use the supplied url instead. So you can use the logic that you linked above to just prepend your current baseUrl to the url of the query.
QUESTION
Like this example: constructing-a-dynamic-base-url-using-redux-state, I need to get the data of a certain endpoint from the cache to build fetch arg, I can get the data by api.endpoints.getPost.select(postId)(getState()), But how do I ensure that the getPost request has been sent?
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Answered 2021-Nov-22 at 11:30In the current RTK 1.7 beta you can just const result = await dispatch(api.endpoints.getPost.initiate(postId)).unwrap().
But what you are doing here generally looks very dangerous. There is no mechanism in place that will re-run getBook after getPost returns a different result in the future. Things will probably get out of sync this way.
Dependent queries should probably better be handled in a custom hook with two useQuery hook calls, where the second hook call gets a part of the result from the first call as an argument.
QUESTION
I use the redux toolkit to create an API The question is short: how to dynamically change the baseUrl in the API? The question in detail: Here is the createApi method An object is passed to this method, one of the keys of which is "baseQuery"
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Answered 2021-Oct-14 at 10:32If you pass in a full url (starting with http:// or https://) fetchBaseQuery will skip baseUrl and use the supplied url instead. So you can use the logic that you linked above to just prepend your current baseUrl to the url of the query.
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The the official Redux Toolkit docs recommend typing the RootState as follows:
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Answered 2021-May-17 at 22:08Hold on to your hats for this one:
QUESTION
I have a component (SearchFilter.js) and am using connect to trigger mapStateToProps and mapActionsToProps on export.
Trouble is, mapStateToProps isn't firing -- no props (neither state nor actions) show up in React DevTools and I can't even console log from inside mapStateToProps.
I've tried looking at various Stack Overflow threads but they mostly seem to be typos, or the actions themselves not working.
What's more, I've got an almost identical redux setup for another component (Counter.js) that woks perfectly.
I think it could have something to do with how I provide the store/route to components (see App.js below) as React.Provider shows up in React DevTools for the Counter but not SearchFilter.
Here's the SearchFilter component:
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Answered 2021-Jan-19 at 14:27Try to remove the "export" when you declare the class component, maybe that helps.
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I have been trying to use axios to fetch data by making an yield call() through workerSaga. I was never able to update the state after fetching the data.
I saw this tutorial from 2018 that uses a different mechanism. It uses yield fetch().
My approach with axios:
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Answered 2020-Oct-22 at 03:53You already got two correct solutions in the comments but they didn't explain why those work.
The problem is that the return values from fetch and axios are different (this is why I love typescript -- you would have noticed the difference).
The response returned by fetch has a method called .json(). You call res => res.json() to get the contents of the response.
The response returned by axois has already parsed the JSON for you (depending on your config). The contents are stored in a property of the response called data.
You are currently trying to get .articles from the response object, but you need to be getting it from the .data property. There are two ways that you can do this.
- You could modify the
fetchNewsfunction so that it returns just the data, as suggested by @cbr
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