using multiple actions
See original GitHub issueHey dumb question as I seemingly can’t read the type properly
if I set up multiple actions like so:
const { state, actions } = useStateMachine(
{ saveAction, sorryAction },
{ saveAction: "saveToDB", sorryAction: "sorry" }
);
how do I send an update to only one of the actions? it’s not this:
actions([{ key: "sorry" }], {
reason: "you dun goofed"
});
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Oh yes I have! Will post a pic to Twitter 🙏
Thank you. Am a certified idiot 😃