How to use the redux-dynamic-modules-core.getObjectRefCounter function in redux-dynamic-modules-core
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microsoft / redux-dynamic-modules / packages / redux-dynamic-modules-observable / src / EpicManager.ts View on Github 
export function getEpicManager(
epicMiddleware: EpicMiddleware
): IEpicManager {
let runningEpics: { [epicKey: string]: IEpicWrapper } = {};
// @ts-ignore
let epicRefCounter = getObjectRefCounter();
return {
/**
* Dynamically add epics.
*
* We should consider these potential problem:
* * Epic could add repeatedly
* * Epic could as a dependency of two or more modules
* * Module hot load. React-hot-loader will rerender your react root
* component which means it will invoke all of your logic again. So this is
* minor worry.
*/
add(epics: Epic[] = []) {
epics.forEach(epic => {
const epicKey = epic.toString();
// Check if epic already existsredux-dynamic-modules-core
Modularize the redux app by dynamically loading reducers, state and sagas
