Now the time has come to test everything out. What we are interested in here is ensuring that our store state behaves the way we want it to. We want the store to reflect the fact that we are loading the data, receiving the data, and if there is an error, that should be reflected as well. Let's start out by mimicking an AJAX call:
const { fetchBookLoading, fetchBookSuccess, fetchBookError } = require('./book-actions');const { dispatch, getState } = require('./redux');function fetchBook() { return new Promise(resolve => { setTimeout(() => { resolve({ title: 'A new hope - the book' }); }, 1000); })}
As our next order of business, let's set up some logging for the state and dispatch our first action, ...
