Perhaps I am not wrapping my head around redux, but all the examples I\'ve seen don\'t really access state too much between containers and so I haven\'t seen much usage of s
If you use the react-redux
package, you'll end up wrapping your components in a Provider
with a store
prop. This sets up your single store in a React context, which is then accessed from the connect
method in child components. The connect
method takes two functions (mapStateToProps and mapDispatchToProps), which are your hooks for getting state from the store and dispatching messages.
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