Initial state must be always passed to reducer

[steida]

My workaround.

function recycle(reducer, actions = [], initialState) {
    return (state, action) => {
      if (actions.indexOf(action.type) >= 0) {
        return reducer(initialState, {type: '@@redux-recycle/INIT'});
        // if (initialState === undefined) {
        //   return reducer(undefined, { type: '@@redux-recycle/INIT' })
        // }
        // return initialState
      }
      return reducer(state, action)
    }
  }

That's because I am using immutable values, which have to be revived like this: https://github.com/este/este/blob/master/src/common/todos/reducer.js#L16

Returning plain initialState simply doesn't work, since state must be revived immutable value.

[omnidan]

Reducers shouldn't react to @@redux-recycle/INIT anyway, so we can probably just do (as you proposed):

return reducer(initialState, { type: '@@redux-recycle/INIT' })

Would you mind doing a PR for this? 😄

[steida]

Two OSS maintainers waiting for each other :-) Maybe next week ;)

[omnidan]

@steida Haha, it's alright, I was gonna do it this weekend anyway 😉

I released 1.1.0 (as long as you don't parse @@redux-recycle/INIT, which you really shouldn't, that update shouldn't break anything), can you check if it works now?

[steida]

Yes, it works. Thank you!

[omnidan]

You're welcome 😃