• Read Me
  • 1. Introduction
    • 1.1 Beginner Tutorial
    • 1.2 Saga Background
  • 2. Basic Concepts
    • 2.1 Using Saga Helpers
    • 2.2 Declarative Effects
    • 2.3 Dispatching actions
    • 2.4 Error handling
    • 2.5 A common abstraction: Effect
  • 3. Advanced Concepts
    • 3.1 Pulling future actions
    • 3.2 Non blocking calls
    • 3.3 Running tasks in parallel
    • 3.4 Starting a race between multiple Effects
    • 3.5 Sequencing Sagas using yield*
    • 3.6 Composing Sagas
    • 3.7 Task cancellation
    • 3.8 redux-saga's fork model
    • 3.9 Common Concurrency Patterns
    • 3.10 Examples of Testing Sagas
    • 3.11 Connecting Sagas to external Input/Output
    • 3.12 Using Channels
    • 3.13 Root Saga Patterns
  • 4. Recipes
  • 5. External Resources
  • 6. Troubleshooting
  • 7. Glossary
  • 8. API Reference
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3. Advanced Concepts

Advanced

In this section, we'll dig into more powerful Effects provided by the library.

  • Pulling future actions
  • Non-blocking calls
  • Running tasks in parallel
  • Starting a race between multiple Effects
  • Sequencing Sagas using yield*
  • Composing Sagas
  • Task cancellation
  • redux-saga's fork model
  • Common Concurrency Patterns
  • Examples of Testing Sagas
  • Connecting Sagas to external Input/Output
  • Using Channels
  • Root Saga Patterns

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