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Refactored root screen #77

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  • Refactor

    • Updated the RootScreen component to use functional components with hooks for improved performance and readability.
    • Enhanced navigation handling in startup processes.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved action type handling in reducers for more robust state management.
  • Tests

    • Revised test setups for RootScreen and associated reducers to align with recent updates.

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This update involves a refactor of the RootScreen component to a functional setup using hooks, enhancing the navigation handling in the startup saga. Additionally, the rootContainerReducer now utilizes lodash for more dynamic action type management. The testing framework has been updated to align with these changes, ensuring continued reliability and performance.

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.../RootScreen/index.js, .../RootScreen/saga.js Refactored RootScreen to functional component with hooks; updated navigation in saga.
.../RootScreen/reducer.js Integrated lodash's get for dynamic action handling in reducer.
.../RootScreen/tests/index.test.js, .../RootScreen/tests/reducer.test.js Updated test setups and imports for RootScreen and reducer tests.

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Hooks and sagas, tests aligned just right,
With lodash magic, the reducer took flight.
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🟢 Statements 92.68% 190/205
🟡 Branches 87.8% 36/41
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Comment on lines 19 to 22
const stateReturn = {
[rootScreenTypes.STARTUP]: state
};
return get(stateReturn, [action.type], state);
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Refactor the reducer to directly return the new state from the get function, which can simplify the code and improve readability. Here's a suggested change:

- const stateReturn = {
-   [rootScreenTypes.STARTUP]: state
- };
- return get(stateReturn, [action.type], state);
+ return get({ [rootScreenTypes.STARTUP]: state }, action.type, state);

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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation.

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const stateReturn = {
[rootScreenTypes.STARTUP]: state
};
return get(stateReturn, [action.type], state);
return get({ [rootScreenTypes.STARTUP]: state }, action.type, state);

default:
return state;
}
const stateReturn = {
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this introduces more complexity than the switch. Let's continue using the switch please

@alichherawalla alichherawalla merged commit 9f18cdc into master Apr 12, 2024
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himanshu-wedensday added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 15, 2024
…creen-refactor"

This reverts commit 9f18cdc, reversing
changes made to 230157c.
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