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kotlin-react-redux README is unclear

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Hi I’m trying to leverage the kotlin-react-redux wrapper. However, I’m struggling to understand rConnect. Within the README it mentions ConnectedComponentProps which is a type parameter. However, there is no description of it in the type parameter section below. Please, could someone elaborate on what this is and how it should be defined? In general, a very basic example of how to use this wrapper would be very useful.

Thanks for all the good work so far.

Thanks

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Created 4 years ago
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Leonyacommented, May 12, 2019

Wonderful, I’ve added a link to your project to the README.

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lawikayoubcommented, May 10, 2019

Putting this out there in case anyone wants a full example. I have recreated the Example: Todo List from the official Redux docs in Kotlin, you can view the code in this repository.

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