Keep Your Sanity with Redux Sagas
summary
Explains how Redux Saga uses ES6 generator functions and the saga middleware to sequence side effects, showing a concrete example that calls the SWAPI via fetch, yields a call then a put to dispatch results, and wires the saga with takeLatest/takeEvery so actions spawn or replace sagas. Demonstrates testing by iterating the generator with .next and asserting returned effect objects, notes support for cancellation, parallelism, channels, and that the two-effect example works as shown.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 3:07Basic Thunk
- 3:46Basie- Advanced Thunk
- 7:56Generators
- 10:52Sagas vs Middleware
- 11:23Saga Effects
- 16:48Connect Generator ACTIONS
- 17:12Saga Helpers
- 19:37Implementation Recap
- 23:04Saga Example
- 23:38Basic Testing
- 25:05Testing Recap
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