How to dispatch a separate custom action in react-admin?
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I want to dispatch a plain redux action of my own choosing on app startup, and trap it in a custom saga, within an <Admin> app. I've read the doc about custom action creators but (a) it only describes how to plug this to subcomponents using the react-admin infrastructure, and (b) using connect in App.js crashes the app because it Could not find "store" in either the context or props of "Connect(App)". I can't wrap the root component in a <Provider>, or explicitly pass "store" as a prop to "Connect(App)" as it suggests, because I can't find any way to get a reference to the redux store used in react-admin.
How do I get hold of the store, so I can just dispatch e.g. type: 'MY_CUSTOM_ACTION' to it? Do I have to make a completely Custom App? Seems a lot of overhead when all I want is to dispatch a really simple action to an existing redux store. react-admin has hooks already in place for custom reducers and custom sagas to handle any type of action, but I can't find anything to dispatch them with.
Thanks!
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:50
Igor ClarkIgor Clark
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I want to dispatch a plain redux action of my own choosing on app startup, and trap it in a custom saga, within an <Admin> app. I've read the doc about custom action creators but (a) it only describes how to plug this to subcomponents using the react-admin infrastructure, and (b) using connect in App.js crashes the app because it Could not find "store" in either the context or props of "Connect(App)". I can't wrap the root component in a <Provider>, or explicitly pass "store" as a prop to "Connect(App)" as it suggests, because I can't find any way to get a reference to the redux store used in react-admin.
How do I get hold of the store, so I can just dispatch e.g. type: 'MY_CUSTOM_ACTION' to it? Do I have to make a completely Custom App? Seems a lot of overhead when all I want is to dispatch a really simple action to an existing redux store. react-admin has hooks already in place for custom reducers and custom sagas to handle any type of action, but I can't find anything to dispatch them with.
Thanks!
redux admin-on-rest react-admin
asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:50
Igor ClarkIgor Clark
436
BTW, if there's an existing 'on app startup' action I can catch in my saga, that'd work fine for my current issue. (I couldn't find a reliable one even by doingtakeEvery('*')and seeing all actions). But I'm still interested to know how to dispatch custom actions via the store.
– Igor Clark
Nov 15 '18 at 12:56
What you are trying to achieve is a side effect. Sagas are here to handle side effects. Just create a custom saga that dispatches an action upon start.
– François Zaninotto
Feb 8 at 17:07
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I want to dispatch a plain redux action of my own choosing on app startup, and trap it in a custom saga, within an <Admin> app. I've read the doc about custom action creators but (a) it only describes how to plug this to subcomponents using the react-admin infrastructure, and (b) using connect in App.js crashes the app because it Could not find "store" in either the context or props of "Connect(App)". I can't wrap the root component in a <Provider>, or explicitly pass "store" as a prop to "Connect(App)" as it suggests, because I can't find any way to get a reference to the redux store used in react-admin.
How do I get hold of the store, so I can just dispatch e.g. type: 'MY_CUSTOM_ACTION' to it? Do I have to make a completely Custom App? Seems a lot of overhead when all I want is to dispatch a really simple action to an existing redux store. react-admin has hooks already in place for custom reducers and custom sagas to handle any type of action, but I can't find anything to dispatch them with.
Thanks!
redux admin-on-rest react-admin
asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:50
Igor ClarkIgor Clark
436
I want to dispatch a plain redux action of my own choosing on app startup, and trap it in a custom saga, within an <Admin> app. I've read the doc about custom action creators but (a) it only describes how to plug this to subcomponents using the react-admin infrastructure, and (b) using connect in App.js crashes the app because it Could not find "store" in either the context or props of "Connect(App)". I can't wrap the root component in a <Provider>, or explicitly pass "store" as a prop to "Connect(App)" as it suggests, because I can't find any way to get a reference to the redux store used in react-admin.
How do I get hold of the store, so I can just dispatch e.g. type: 'MY_CUSTOM_ACTION' to it? Do I have to make a completely Custom App? Seems a lot of overhead when all I want is to dispatch a really simple action to an existing redux store. react-admin has hooks already in place for custom reducers and custom sagas to handle any type of action, but I can't find anything to dispatch them with.
Thanks!
redux admin-on-rest react-admin
redux admin-on-rest react-admin
asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:50
Igor ClarkIgor Clark
436
asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:50
Igor ClarkIgor Clark
436
asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:50
Igor ClarkIgor Clark
436
asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:50
Igor ClarkIgor Clark
436
asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:50
Igor ClarkIgor Clark
436
436
BTW, if there's an existing 'on app startup' action I can catch in my saga, that'd work fine for my current issue. (I couldn't find a reliable one even by doingtakeEvery('*')and seeing all actions). But I'm still interested to know how to dispatch custom actions via the store.
– Igor Clark
Nov 15 '18 at 12:56
What you are trying to achieve is a side effect. Sagas are here to handle side effects. Just create a custom saga that dispatches an action upon start.
– François Zaninotto
Feb 8 at 17:07
add a comment |
BTW, if there's an existing 'on app startup' action I can catch in my saga, that'd work fine for my current issue. (I couldn't find a reliable one even by doingtakeEvery('*')and seeing all actions). But I'm still interested to know how to dispatch custom actions via the store.
– Igor Clark
Nov 15 '18 at 12:56
What you are trying to achieve is a side effect. Sagas are here to handle side effects. Just create a custom saga that dispatches an action upon start.
– François Zaninotto
Feb 8 at 17:07
BTW, if there's an existing 'on app startup' action I can catch in my saga, that'd work fine for my current issue. (I couldn't find a reliable one even by doing
takeEvery('*') and seeing all actions). But I'm still interested to know how to dispatch custom actions via the store.– Igor Clark
Nov 15 '18 at 12:56
BTW, if there's an existing 'on app startup' action I can catch in my saga, that'd work fine for my current issue. (I couldn't find a reliable one even by doing
takeEvery('*') and seeing all actions). But I'm still interested to know how to dispatch custom actions via the store.– Igor Clark
Nov 15 '18 at 12:56
What you are trying to achieve is a side effect. Sagas are here to handle side effects. Just create a custom saga that dispatches an action upon start.
– François Zaninotto
Feb 8 at 17:07
What you are trying to achieve is a side effect. Sagas are here to handle side effects. Just create a custom saga that dispatches an action upon start.
– François Zaninotto
Feb 8 at 17:07
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BTW, if there's an existing 'on app startup' action I can catch in my saga, that'd work fine for my current issue. (I couldn't find a reliable one even by doing
takeEvery('*')and seeing all actions). But I'm still interested to know how to dispatch custom actions via the store.– Igor Clark
Nov 15 '18 at 12:56
What you are trying to achieve is a side effect. Sagas are here to handle side effects. Just create a custom saga that dispatches an action upon start.
– François Zaninotto
Feb 8 at 17:07