RTK query mutation catch block
I am using RTK query for comunication with API. When mutation fails, I need dispatch some alert, like follows:
Unexpected Application Error, in using redux and react ,array
So here i want to show the data of customers from redux and the data is successfulls stored in redux I checked it with ReactDevTools
the error is when i use useSelect
to retrive the data from the redux toom
error:
Redux toolkit – reducer not updating state – states are equal
I am trying to update the latest message for a specific room in the array of rooms. I can see the action and payload using redux devtools, but the state doesn’t change. No matter what approach I try, I always get: states are equal.
Issue with state in REDUX Toolkit – state always one step behind
So i’ve written the logic for a login functionality using RTK toolkit and these are the components. In the logic component, while calling on handle submit, i always get error to be empty the first time and then the second time it gets called, i get the actual state.
I constantly get the initial value from the reducer
I just started learning redux< redux-toolkit and ran into the problem that my stat from the “Pastime” reducer always returns the initial value, although it works correctly in another functional component.
I can’t add previous input image file after i delete it
i have very strange problem here. I’ve input type="file"
and when i add image it adds ofc and when i click delete it deleted, but i can’t add same image while i dont add different image.
Issue with Dispatching Redux Actions in React Component
I encountered an issue while using Redux in my React component. Initially, I was trying to dispatch an action and then immediately dispatch another one afterwards. Here’s the original code snippet:
Can always get the latest state value in async thunk?
Dispatch a normal action and a thunk serially. The goal is, when the fetchSomething()
thunk is dispatched, I need to get the latest state value in the async thunk function by thunkAPI.getState()
. The latest state value is {count: 1}
;