[redux-subspace]Being in a subspace, can I dispatch an action to an other one ? about redux-subspace HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi @remy-poirier and thanks for your question.

Sorry in advance for typos, I'm on my phone.

If I understood correctly, you've got a namespace structure similar to

parent
- tab1-main
- tab2-details

Where the tabs are direct siblings of each other (in subspace terms, not necessarily in react).

What you need is access to the parent subspace's dispatch to fire namespace action into, so it doesn't get wrapped with tab1-main

@mpeyper can probably suggest better ways to get access to that dispatch, but at a basic level you could pass it as a prop to your Tab components (assuming you're using React).

Does that make sense to you? If not I'll try to setup a code sandbox later today to demonstrate when I'm on my laptop.

Other option could also include using a custom redux middleware that can consume and redirect an action to the correct subspace (if this could be made generic enough it might fit as a new feature for subspace, as we also sometimes struggle with this same problem at IOOF). But I suspect if you could do this, you'd already have a unique enough action name to be able to use a global action.

And finally, if you have these kinds of complex interactions between subspaces, you might find yourself constantly fighting against redux-subspace's encapsulation of state and actions. redix-subspace may not be correct solution for your project (but I'm hoping we can figure something out for you).

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Yes, @jpeyper is correct, the only way to achieve this is to us the parent subspace's dispatch function.

We recently added a new feature called "Parent Spaces" which is exactly this. Assuming you are using react, you can use the ParentSpaceProvider component or parentSpaced HOC and dispatch the namepspacedAction from a component rendered within it and it will have the expected namespace applied.

If you are not using react, there is the parentSpace helper function which can be called on any store created by the subspace function.

If you want to dispatch this from within a thunk or other middleware that provides the dispatch without the store, then you might have to get creative and write your own version of it that supports the parentSpace feature (and share the result with us so we can see if it has a place in the supported packages).

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