Here is what official docs said
updateIn(keyPath: Array, updater: (value: any) => any): List
updateIn(keyPath: Array, notSe
I really like this approach from the thomastuts website:
const book = fromJS({
title: 'Harry Potter & The Goblet of Fire',
isbn: '0439139600',
series: 'Harry Potter',
author: {
firstName: 'J.K.',
lastName: 'Rowling'
},
genres: [
'Crime',
'Fiction',
'Adventure',
],
storeListings: [
{storeId: 'amazon', price: 7.95},
{storeId: 'barnesnoble', price: 7.95},
{storeId: 'biblio', price: 4.99},
{storeId: 'bookdepository', price: 11.88},
]
});
const indexOfListingToUpdate = book.get('storeListings').findIndex(listing => {
return listing.get('storeId') === 'amazon';
});
const updatedBookState = book.setIn(['storeListings', indexOfListingToUpdate, 'price'], 6.80);
return state.set('book', updatedBookState);