Allow connect in more than one component connect(props, dispatchs)([Comp1, Comp2])
See original GitHub issueHi RR team.
I’m thinking about create the possibility to connect the redux store in more than one component.
Today, we have the following way to connect into one component:
const myContainer = connect(props, dispatchs)(ComponentIWantToConnect)
And I’m willing to do this to share the same store:
const myContainer = connect(props, dispatchs)([ComponentIWantToConnect, AnotherComponent])
What do you think about it?
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Okay. So, because
connect
returns a function, you can do this:You can re-use the function that is created by
connect
, rather than only calling it immediately.Or, I guess you could even do:
I don’t understand what you’re trying to accomplish.