I have a component that, dispatches an action that calls an API that updates a redux store and displays the updated store via a selector

I have a component that, dispatches an action that calls an API that updates a redux store and displays the updated store via a selector

I’ve been working on an issue that involves making a call in uploading a file via an asyncThunk call. Once that call is complete, it returns a payload of the filePath.

I set up the store like this:

I have an object of Items in Redux store, each Item has its own items Array. So, Item and subItem have functions: create, delete its self. And in reducer of the store i have functions: createItem, deleteItem, createItemOfItem, deleteItemOfItem.. can i split this logic to slicers or another method to do it? Can i do this in Vanilla React with useReducer? Tried all my best with useReducer and Redux toolkit

I can not access a files array in a component named ‘Files’

I’m working on a large-scale React application with Redux for state management, and I’m encountering performance issues during rendering. The application has multiple complex components, and as the data grows, the rendering time becomes noticeable, especially on initial load and when navigating between routes.

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I have read a code that save data from backend at redux, but I got little confused, isn’t it mean if someone else update the data, the data on my redux will not be updated? when should I update data at the redux?

export const storageApi = createApi({ reducerPath: “storage”, baseQuery: storageRequestBaseQuery(), endpoints: (builder) => ({ getInventory: builder.query<InventoryAssets | undefined, string>({ query: (id) => id + “_inventory.geojson”, transformResponse: (r) => { console.log(r); return InventoryService.apiTransform(r); }, }), When I console log the output of the fetch within the storageApi base query, I see the expected response, however, when I […]