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Usage of AJAX in Redux

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#43 opened on Apr 4, 2017

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Hello All,

I am working on a project which involves the React+Redux+GraphQL(Apollo Tools) and Backend is HapiJS+Rest+GraphQL(Apollo)

I had created a PoC to see the feasibility of this tech combination (stack). It worked very well.

Though I was already halfway on the current project and had built the Auth system in basic REST API which can be seen at https://github.com/pankajpatel/heimdall; and other supporting system plugins like following to quickly make the REST APIs.

Now the problem I am stuck with is that I want to use the Auth system with REST API and remaining system with GraphQL and struggling to get it up and running.

This is my first project with Redux; I had built the projects with Flux and calling the API was not much of the problem. I know that its easy here in Redux as well, but maybe I'm missing something because of which it is not working.

Thanks.

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Investigate how to integrate REST API authentication with GraphQL queries in a Redux application using middleware such as redux thunk or redux saga. Look at example implementations and best practices for combining multiple API types.
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javascriptreactnodejs
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