I have been trying to use rxjs properly with Redux observable and Redux actions. I've tried many different combinations of calling the below functions and every possible combination has given me different errors.
Basically, I have two actions that can be dispatched in my app: SET_CIRCULAR_DATA
and SET_MODAL_OVER_DEEP_LINK_FLAG
.
I'd like another action to be dispatched, determineFoundInProducts()
when SET_MODAL_OVER_DEEP_LINK_FLAG
happens followed by the first (successful) SET_CIRCULAR_DATA
action. Any subsequent SET_CIRCULAR_DATA
actions should be ignored until SET_MODAL_OVER_DEEP_LINK_FLAG
happens again. Because of this need, I felt withLatestFrom()
made the most sense. I also thought that takeUntil()
and repeat()
might be helpful to help me accomplish what I need, though I'm not including them in this code example because I'm stuck at the withLatestFrom()
part.
I've tried different combinations of piping, not piping, using switchMap, map, mapTo, but nothing seems to work. I am importing all the used rxjs functions and I'm combining epics at the root, so it couldn't be that. I just can't seem to get the right combination to not get this to error.
Some examples of errors are
- Actions must be plain objects. Use custom middleware for async actions.
- You provided 'undefined' where a stream was expected
I am using RXJS ^5.5.6 and Redux Observable ^0.17.0.
import 'rxjs';
import { Observable } from 'rxjs/Observable';
import { withLatestFrom, map, tap, mergeMap } from 'rxjs/operators';
import ....all the types and actions
export const handleProductDetailsModalOnLoginRedirect = (action) =>
action.ofType(weeklyAdTypes.types.SET_CIRCULAR_DATA).pipe(
withLatestFrom(
action.ofType(navigationTypes.types.SET_MODAL_OVER_DEEP_LINK_FLAG)
),
mergeMap(([first, second]) => {
console.log(first, second);
return determineFoundInProducts();
})
);
EDIT
I was struggling in my original post to determine what part of the code was breaking. What I had trouble with was that the redux observable action could not communicate with the rxjs functions. What I found was that piping appropriately piped (pun intended) the action to be workable with rxjs functions. Here is what I did.
action.ofType(navigationTypes.types.INIT_REDIRECT_MODAL_LOGIC)
.switchMap(() =>
action.ofType(weeklyAdTypes.types.SET_CIRCULAR_DATA)
.withLatestFrom(action.ofType(navigationTypes.types.SET_MODAL_OVER_DEEP_LINK_FLAG))
.take(1)
.pipe(
map(([first]) => {
// Do stuff
return determineFoundInProducts();
}))
)