LinkeableAction

@available(*, deprecated, message: "Use DispatchObserverDispatchable instead")
public protocol LinkeableAction : Action

Protocol to identify a linked action that must be dispatched after another action, called source, is dispatched by the Store.

  • Failable initializer for the LinkedAction. The parameters are used to choose if the action must effectively be created (and so executed) or not

    A typical implementation could be

    if <condition on new state or on old state>{
 self = Action()
 return
}

return nil

    In general, you should not save in the action the oldStore nor the newStore.

    in the case of an AsyncAction, you can use the sourceAction.state as a switch if you want to run the linkedAction when the source completes or fails.

    In this case the implementation could be

    if sourceAction.state == .completed && <condition on new state or on old state>{
 self = Action()
 return
}

return nil

    Declaration

    Swift

    init?(oldState: State, newState: State, sourceAction: Action)

    Parameters

    oldState

    the state of the application before the source action is applied
    newState

    the state of the application after the source action is applied
    sourceAction

    the action on which the LinkeableAction depends upon
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