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Redux is a state management library commonly used with React to manage complex application states in a predictable way. First, you need to install Redux and React-Redux packages using npm or yarn. Create a Redux store that holds the entire state of your app using the createStore method from Redux. Define actions as plain JavaScript objects that describe changes you want to make to the state, with a type property being mandatory. Create reducers, which are pure functions that take the current state and an action, and return a new state based on the action type. Use the Provider component from React-Redux to wrap your root React component and pass the Redux store to it, enabling the app to access the state. Connect your React components to the Redux store by using the useSelector hook to read state and the useDispatch hook to dispatch actions. When an action is dispatched, Redux calls the reducer, updates the state immutably, and React components subscribed to this state will re-render. For more complex apps, consider using Redux Toolkit, a library that simplifies Redux setup and reduces boilerplate code. Mastering Redux involves understanding its core concepts: store, actions, reducers, and React bindings to efficiently manage state across your application. |
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I'm developing web application with react.
However, I have to use redux in this project
I don't know how to use redux.
Please help me
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