Edit - Fixed The problem was absolute garbage redux code as it was my first time using it. I studied Redux and rewrote my code and it works fine. It wasn't working because there was way too much garbage code working at once.
I'm using nextJS and when visiting a shared URL such as /username/p/postID I want to display the initial post modal/popover.
async function presentInitialPost(postID: string) {
const postSnap = await db.collection("posts").doc(postID).get();
const postData = postSnap.data();
if(postData){
dispatch(showModalPostView(postData as Post));
}
}
useEffect(() => {
if(initialPostID){
presentInitialPost(initialPostID)
}
}, [initialPostID])
Errors (there ae numerous of each): "You may not unsubscribe from a store listener while the reducer is executing." "You may not call store.getState() while the reducer is executing."
I use the same dispatch throughout my app just fine - and if I call presentInitialPost
on a button click instead - it works completely fine.
I've tried delays and debugging where the error is coming from but I haven't figured it out at all, any help is appreciated, thank you.
Redux code:
showModalPostView(state, action) {
state.showModalPostViewFunction(action.payload);
},
setShowModalPostViewFunction(state, action) {
state.showModalPostViewFunction = action.payload;
return state;
},
showModalPostViewFunction: (post: Post) => {},
showModalPostViewFunction
comes from my overlay wrapper component
showModalPostView = (post: Post) => {
console.log(this.state)
this.setState({
showModalPostView: true,
modalPostViewPost: post,
});
};
When the modal post view is shown here, it contains multiple useSelector
s which cause the errors - but only when i present the modal post view in useEffect - it works just fine throughout the app when dispatched through a click action.
In modal post view various selectors throw the errors:
const likedPosts = useSelector((state: ReduxRootState) => state.likedPosts);
It appears you are not using redux the way it was intended to be used. What you pass to dispatch()
is supposed to be an action. A reducer receives that action and returns new state, and then then new state is sent to your subscriber (the React component).
You are instead calling a function showModalPostView
which is calling some setState
function in the parent component and is returning who knows what. That return value is being passed as an argument dispatch
, which kicks off a reducer. However, that setState
is likely causing your child component to unsubscribe from the store so it can re-render.
It like you aren't actually dispatching an action; you're just calling a function, so you shouldn't be using dispatch
at all.
async function presentInitialPost(postID: string) {
const postSnap = await db.collection("posts").doc(postID).get();
const postData = postSnap.data();
if(postData){
showModalPostView(postData as Post);
}
}