Side Effects API's

elmSideEffects.js

// side effects are created by reducer, but executed by store
function reducer(state, action, createSideEffect){
  if(action.type === 'SUBMIT_DATA'){
    createSideEffect(({action, getState, dispatch}) => {
      //.. do work
    })
  }
}

reduxRemotes.js

// similar to above, but instead of creating side effects in the reducer, they are created and executed in a remote which the store invokes
function remote(action, finish, dispatch){
  if(action.type === 'SUBMIT_DATA'){
    //.. do work
  }
}

signalStyle.js

// basically redux-thunk with labels and better logging
dispatch.signal('submitData', (state, dispatch) => {
  //.. do work
})

Questions:
#1. Where are side effects written?

• In action creators (redux-thunk/cerebral)
• In reducers (elm)
• In remotes (redux-remotes)
  #2. Are side effects one to one with actions or one to many
• One to One (redux-thunk, cerebral-signals)
• One to Many (elm(?), redux-remotes)
  #3. Who executes side effects?
• Action Creator (redux-thunk)
• Store (cerebral, redux-remotes, elm)