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by scotty79
1238 days ago
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I think I'd go about it using redux-thunk because I feel like render function is not a great place for complex async state changes and chcecking internal status of a promise is a bit low level, but you've built a nice, easy to use thing. If you published it some people might find it to be exactly what they need. Plus they might help you debug some corner cases. |
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If you're using just React, use React Query or something like `react-async`.
If you're using Redux, use the "RTK Query" data fetching and caching API in our official Redux Toolkit package:
- https://redux.js.org/usage/side-effects-approaches