Understanding Your React Redux Store Configuration

This document serves as a guide to understand the organization and key features of your React Redux store setup.

Overview:

• The file combines Reducers, defines the root reducer, configures the store, and exports relevant types.
• It utilizes redux-toolkit for store creation and middleware.

Key Components:

1. Reducer Imports:

   • Imports individual reducers defined in the slices folder, representing different parts of the application state.

2. Combined Reducer:

   • Uses combineReducers to merge all imported reducers into a single rootReducer.

3. Root Reducer:

   • Customizes the rootReducer to clear the state upon successful user signout (auth/signout/fulfilled action).
   • Ensures a clean starting state after logout.

4. Environment Check:

   • Employs the isProd variable based on VITE_API_BASE_URL to determine the environment (production or development).

5. Middleware Handling:

   • Leverages getDefaultMiddleware and adds redux-logger with collapsed actions for better readability in development.

6. Store Creation:

   • Configures the store using configureStore from redux-toolkit:
     • Sets the rootReducer.
     • Enables or disables DevTools based on the environment.
     • Uses the provided middleware, including the custom logger.

7. Async Count Map:

   • Defines an asyncCountMap outside the store for persisting data across sessions (needs clarification as this might violate serialization rules).
   • Combines the map with the store using Object.assign.

8. Exports:

   • Makes the store, root state type, and dispatch type available for use in components.

Additional Notes:

• The @ts-expect-error comment suggests a potential type mismatch that needs investigation.
• Consider clarifying the usage of asyncCountMap and its persistence across sessions.
• Ensure proper serialization methods if storing non-serializable data in the store.