redux-saga-requests v0.23.0

Added getDefaultData to requestsReducer config. Use instead of multiple, if you want your initial data to be something else than null or [], for instance () => ({ value: null }), set as multiple => (multiple ? [] : null) by default, so this is backward compatible change.

Thanks to @megawac for the idea and PR!

redux-saga-requests-react v0.1.0

First release of new React bindings to redux-saga-requests. See https://github.com/klis87/redux-saga-requests/tree/master/packages/redux-saga-requests-react for more info.

redux-saga-requests v0.22.0

Small changes which allowed adding GraphQL driver:

• by default GraphQL queries are run as takeLatest (like REST GET), mutations as takeEvery (like REST POST PUT DELETE etc.)
• actions with request.query are recognized as request actions

redux-saga-requests-mock v0.1.5

Updated Typescript types

redux-saga-requests-graphql v0.1.0

A new driver which allows to use redux-saga-requests with GraphQL! See docs and example for more info. It requires redux-saga-requests at least 0.22.0 version.

redux-saga-requests-fetch v0.9.6

Updated Typescript types.

redux-saga-requests-axios v0.7.6

Updated Typescript types.

redux-saga-requests v0.21.0

• added optimistic updates, so you can update your data in reducers before you get server response, see the bottom of https://github.com/klis87/redux-saga-requests#reducers-arrow_up
• added requests cache, see https://github.com/klis87/redux-saga-requests#cache-middleware-arrow_up
• internal: refactored all tests to jest, which simplified configuration, allowed to get rid of too many dev dependencies (mocha, chai, sinon, nyc)

redux-saga-requests v0.20.0

Added support to redux-saga 1.0.0-beta version. Note, that this is a backward compatible change, it still supports 0.16 version!

redux-saga-requests v0.19.0

• allowed explicit meta.asPromise: false to overwrite requestsPromiseMiddleware with auto for a given action, thanks to @nemosupremo for the idea and PR!
• added action meta.runByWatcher flag, which can be used to disable handling it by watchRequests, which is by the way used by default for sendRequest with dispatchRequestAction: true to avoid duplicated requests when you use both watchRequests and sendRequest
• removed per action config in watchRequests, so if you need to override global abortOn and takeLatest for an action, you can use meta, for example:

const fetchBooks = () => ({
  type: FETCH_BOOKS,
  request: {
    url: '/books',
  },
  meta: {
    takeLatest: false,
    abortOn: 'LOGOUT',
  },
});

• improved default runOn... options of sendRequests, so for most cases you don't even need to worry about them, see more details in readme