Redux-Saga
/ˈriːˌdʌks ˈsɑːɡə/
n. “Side effects choreographed elegantly.”
Redux-Saga is a middleware library for Redux designed to handle complex asynchronous operations and side effects in a predictable, manageable way. Unlike Redux Thunk, which allows action creators to return functions for async logic, Redux-Saga uses generator functions to express side effects as declarative “sagas,” making flows easier to read, test, and control.
React-Redux
/riˈækt riˈdʌks/
n. “Bridging React and Redux with sanity intact.”
React-Redux is the official binding library that connects React components to a Redux store. It provides a set of utilities and hooks that allow React components to read from the Redux state and dispatch actions without manually subscribing to the store, keeping the UI and state in sync with minimal boilerplate.
Redux-Thunk
/ˈriːˌdʌks θʌŋk/
n. “Async made predictable.”
Redux Thunk is a middleware for Redux that allows you to write action creators which return functions (thunks) instead of plain action objects. This capability is crucial for handling asynchronous logic in Redux applications, such as fetching data from APIs, performing delayed operations, or orchestrating complex side effects.