Better (asynchronous) action dispatches

[IggsGrey]

In web applications, most actions taken by the user require an API call or need to be executed in the order in which they are created. Consider the following queued actions:

1. User posts to timeline [postID: 6]
2. User likes another user's profile
3. User deletes post from timeline [postID: 6]

While it may not matter the order in which actions 1 and 2 may be executed, it is rather crucial that action 1 is executed before action 3. Since both actions 1 and 3 require API calls, it is possible that the API call for action 3 is executed faster than that of action 1, causing an error or the delete post action to not be executed on the server-side.

Hence it is a better architecture for the queued actions to be executed asynchronously, i.e wait for each action to be executed (saga completed) before dispatching the next queue action. Can we implement this architecture instead of blasting off all the queued actions at once with the forEach loop?

[mir1198yusuf]

Any updates on this issues ?
Thanks

[mir1198yusuf]

forEach is here

redux-offline-queue/src/offlineMiddleware.js

Line 31 in 394307f

queue.forEach((actionInQueue) => {