reduceActions
Testing helper. Calculates the state after dispatching an sequence of actions to a specific reducer, starting from the initial state.
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// JavaScript
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function reduceActions(reducer, ...actions)
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// TypeScript
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function reduceActions<S, A extends Action, AS extends A[]>(
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reducer: Reducer<S, A>,
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...actions: AS
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): S
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Details
reduceActions calls reducer with each of the passed actions - as if these had been dispatched in the specified order - and returns the resulting state. For the first reducer call, the reducer's initial state (as determined by getInitialState) is used; each following call receives the state returned by the previous one.If called without any actions,
reduceActions simply returns the reducer's initial state - that is, reduceActions(reducer) is equivalent to getInitialState(reducer).This helper is meant for use in reducer tests.
Examples
Basic usage:
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import { reduceActions } from 'redux-preboiled'
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const reducer = (state = 0, action) => {
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switch (action.type) {
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case 'increment':
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return state + 1
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case 'multiply':
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return state * action.payload
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default:
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return state
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}
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}
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reduceActions(reducer, { type: 'increment' })
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// => 1
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reduceActions(
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reducer,
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{ type: 'increment' },
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{ type: 'increment' },
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{ type: 'multiply', payload: 2 }
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)
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// => 4
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reduceActions(reducer)
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// => 0
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import { reduceActions } from 'redux-preboiled'
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import counterReducer, {
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increment,
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multiply
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} from './counter.redux'
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test('increment', () => {
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const state = reduceActions(counterReducer, increment())
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expect(state).toEqual(1)
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})
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test('increment and multiply', () => {
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const state = reduceActions(
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counterReducer,
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increment(),
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increment(),
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multiply(4)
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)
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expect(state).toEqual(8)
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})
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