How to use the @most/core.mergeArray function in @most/core
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joshburgess / redux-most / src / combineEpics.ts View on Github 
const out = epic(actionsStream, middlewareApiOrStateStream)
if (!out || !out.source) {
const epicIdentifier = epic.name
? `named ${epic.name}`
: `at index ${findIndex(epic, epicsArray)} of the passed in array`
throw new TypeError(
`All Epics in the array provided to combineEpics must return a stream. Check the return value of the Epic ${epicIdentifier}.`,
)
}
return out
}
return mergeArray(map(callEpic, epicsArray))
} (streams) => streams.length === 0 ? just([]) : mergeArray(streams),
streams$,@most/core
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