I have the following initialState for my reducer:
export function videos(
state = { videos: [], search: { videos: [], term: "" } },
action
)...
In my reducer I look for persisted state and create my new videos
array with some persisted props:
case "VIDEOS_SUCCESS": {
const { data } = action;
let videos = [];
let questions = [];
data.map(item => {
let persistedVideo =
state.videos.find(video => video.id === item.id) || null;
let bookMarked = persistedVideo ? persistedVideo.bookMarked : false;
let completed = persistedVideo ? persistedVideo.completed : false;
....
videos.push(newVideo);
});
return { ...state, videos: videos };
}
When I return my new state the videos
array is nested in the video
property.
{videos:{
search: {videos: Array(0), term: ""},
videos: (10) [{…}, {…}, {…}, {…}, {…}, {…}, {…}, {…}, {…}, {…}]
}}
How can I get my state to look like:
{
videos: (10) [],
search: {videos: [], term: ''}
}
Stores always partition state according to their reducers so if you call store.getState() you should expect that the returned state is in the form
{
reducer1: { /* state of reducer1 */ },
reducer2: { /* state of reducer2 */ },
...
}
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