Dependency Injection about mantra-sample-blog-app HOT 6 CLOSED

Can we some sample code? May be a sample repo.

Otherwise it's hard to tell what going on here.
On 2016 ජන 19, අඟහ at පෙ.ව. 4.54 Brandon Mikeska [email protected]
wrote:

I can't for the life of me get the actions to pass through to the
components The context comes through just fine but when checking the props
the actions are always null Any advice on what to check to see why that is
happening?

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Here ya go: https://github.com/brandonmikeska/mantra-example

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See here: https://github.com/brandonmikeska/mantra-example/blob/master/client/containers/login.js#L15
You mapped sendVerificationCode as login in the composer.

But in the component you've used it as sendVerificationCode, but it should be login.
See: https://github.com/brandonmikeska/mantra-example/blob/master/client/components/authentication/login.jsx#L6

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Hmm so I fixed it but yet the props are still empty.

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Hey @brandonmikeska I was looking for login examples with Mantra and I think I've found your problem.

In routes.jsx you need to import Login from the container not the component.

See https://github.com/brandonmikeska/mantra-example/blob/master/client/configs/routes.jsx#L7

I think it needs to be:

import Login from '../containers/login.js';

I then get a userObject error in the actions, but this.props is no longer empty.

In essence at the moment the router is going straight to the component and bypassing all of your container code.

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Thanks @adamdawkins!!!!

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