Re:Show HN: The simplest React state manager now at stable r...
by wayneftw on Tuesday April 20, 2021 @10:50AM
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A quick glance at the documentation showed that you can write plug-ins to do such things as listening to all state changes (unless I misunderstood something). See the logging plugin example.
Without a Chrome dev tools extension though I don't think I could leave redux just yet.
There was also nothing about streams and such that you would normally handle with redux-observable or redux-saga.
One of the super powers of redux+saga is being able to listen to every state update (and act according to that), this doesn't seem to be possible (unless you make a super entity I suppose?).