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use-sequential-dispatch

v1.0.0

Published

A custom React hook to dispatch redux actions sequentially/paralelly.

Downloads

1

Readme

useSequentialDispatch

NPM

Basically, what this hook does is that it takes a parameter with a value array of requests list and does those requests sequentially. It's useful when we want to process a collection of non-blocking calls either sequentially or in parallel when the order of execution is important and each API call must wait for the previous to return.

Installation

npm install --save use-sequential-dispatch

or

yarn add use-sequential-dispatch

Parameters

  • actions {Array of actions array} - The initial prop is an array of actions array to be dispatched.
  • debug {boolean} - Whether the errors are going to be displayed in the console or not. Default: false
  • loggerFn {function} - The logger function to be used for the error/warning messages. Default: console

Usage

import useSequentialDispatch from 'use-sequential-dispatch';

const App = () => { 
  const doSequentialDispatch = useSequentialDispatch();

  sequentialDispatch([
    [action1(param1)],
    [action2(param1, param2)],
    [
      action3,
      action4(param1, param2),
    ],
    [action5],
  ], true, null);
}

In the example above, we have 5 different actions to be dispatched sequentially. But also we have 2 actions to be dispatched parallelly which are action 3 and action 4.

So each action will wait for the previous action to be completed. action 3 and action 4 will wait for action 2 to be completed then dispatched parallelly.

License

MIT © Abdullah Ceylan