next.js/examples/with-apollo-and-redux-saga/lib/rootSaga.js

import { all } from 'redux-saga/effects'

import clock from './clock/sagas'
import placeholder from './placeholder/sagas'

function* rootSaga() {
  yield all([clock, placeholder])
}

export default rootSaga
[example] with-apollo-and-redux-saga (#3488) * [example] with-apollo-and-redux-saga - Using Apollo to get GraphQL Data? Dope. - Using Redux Saga to do other stuff outside of that? Cool. - Nary the two shall meet? Most likely. 😀️ This is a breakout of #3463 where we were combining Apollo and Redux. This may not be an example that gets a PR. Why? Well, the examples are meant to pick and choose and combine yourself. At least I believe, and this is basically a combination of two examples (`with-apollo` and `with-redux-saga`) with some reworking. pages/: `index`: withReduxSaga() `about`: () `blog/index`: withReduxSaga(withApollo()) `blog/entry`: withApollo() * [refactor] fix lint (again), remove superfluous calls * [fix] package.json: with-apollo-and-redux-saga Updated the `name` and made sure `es6-promise` was in dependencies * [refactor] remove semi-colons in clock/sagas * [refactor] remove old migration code 2018-02-24 23:17:04 +00:00			`import { all } from 'redux-saga/effects'`

			`import clock from './clock/sagas'`
			`import placeholder from './placeholder/sagas'`

			`function* rootSaga() {`
			`yield all([clock, placeholder])`
			`}`

			`export default rootSaga`