Breakdown of Redux Toolkit Action File for <Resources>

This document analyzes the provided Redux Toolkit action file, explaining its structure and functionalities related to resource management.

Overview:

• This file defines Redux Toolkit async thunks for various resource-related operations.
• It utilizes createAsyncThunk to handle data fetching and API calls with error handling.
• Each thunk is associated with a specific action type for clarity.

Action Types:

• FETCH_<RESOURCES>: Fetches a list of resources with pagination and search options.
• REFETCH_<RESOURCES>: Refetches the current list of resources (based on previous parameters).
• FETCH_<RESOURCE>_DETAILS: Fetches details of a specific resource by its ID.
• ADD_<RESOURCE>: Creates a new resource using provided data.
• EDIT_<RESOURCE>: Updates an existing resource with given ID and modifications.
• REMOVE_<RESOURCE>: Deletes a resource by its ID.
• FETCH_<RESOURCE>_DROPDOWN: Fetches resource titles for dropdown menus based on a keyword.

Thunks in Detail:

Each thunk accepts arguments, performs an API call using provided network services, and returns the fetched data or throws an error:

• fetch<Resources>: Takes pagination and search parameters, retrieves resources, and returns the response.
• refresh<Resources>: Retrieves resources based on existing pagination settings in the store.
• fetch<Resource>: Takes a resource ID and returns the complete resource details.
• add<Resource>: Takes new resource data, creates it on the server, and returns the created resource.
• edit<Resource>: Takes resource ID and updated data, modifies the resource, and returns the updated version.
• remove<Resource>: Takes resource ID and deletes it, returning a success response if successful.
• fetch<Resource>Dropdown: Takes a keyword for searching resource titles and returns a list of matching resources.

Error Handling:

Each thunk utilizes rejectWithValue to handle errors during API calls. Rejected promises return an error object with status, code, and message for handling in components.

Additional Notes:

• Replace specific action types and network service calls with feature-specific names for clarity.
• Consider using additional Redux Toolkit features like createSlice for streamlined state management.
• Ensure proper API call handling and response data validation to prevent errors and maintain data integrity.