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Asynchronous State Management with redux-observable v1

  1. 1
    Add Redux to a React application
    4m 3s
  2. 2
    Add redux-observable to an existing Redux project
    4m 14s
  3. 3
    Debug redux-observable with redux dev-tools
    1m 21s
  4. 4
    Immediately fetch data from an API on page load
    7m 20s
  5. 5
    Fetch data on demand from an API
    7m 58s
  6. 6
    Create an Ajax request from User Input
    4m 21s
  7. 7
    Debounce user input to avoid repeated Ajax requests
    3m 2s
  8. 8
    Filter actions to exclude empty values
    2m 38s
  9. 9
    Handle network errors gracefully
    4m 29s
  10. 10
    Use an action to cancel an Ajax Request
    4m 42s
  11. 11
    Combine keyboard events with regular actions
    6m 30s
  12. 12
    Access values from the store within an epic
    5m 13s
  13. 13
    Save user input to the store and access it from an Epic
    3m 55s
  14. 14
    Store and retrieve values from LocalStorage
    6m 41s
  15. 15
    Create multiple Ajax requests and group the the results.
    5m 6s
  16. 16
    Inject dependencies into Epics
    2m 54s
  17. 17
    Test Epics with Marble Diagrams
    9m 42s
  18. 18
    Simulate network errors within tests
    3m 7s
  19. 19
    Test the interaction between streams
    5m 22s

Simulate network errors within tests

Shane Osbourne
InstructorShane Osbourne
  • redux-observable
    redux-observable

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Handling errors correctly in an application can be one of the most important parts of any project - it’s crucial to get it right and therefor it warrants having unit tests covering it. Again, because we’re using the power of Rx, this is an extremely straightforward task.

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