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import thunk from "redux-thunk";
// redux-thunk middleware is what I use in development stage to handle my asynchronous actions.

import configureStore from "redux-mock-store";
// redux-mock-store is a mock(fake copy) store for testing Redux async action creators and middleware. 
//The mock store will create an array of dispatched actions which serve as an action log for tests.

import axios from "axios";
//axios is a promised based module for creating HTTP requests I am using.

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import { mockStore, mockAxios } from "../test-support";
//importing our helper variables previously defined in setup stage.

describe("Logout action", () => {
  it("Returns the correct action to log out a user", () => {
    const mockLogout = () => mockAxios.onGet("/api/logout").reply(200);
    //I am creating a mock log out function using the mockAxios variable which by default has access to methods built in to the module. 
    //I am using the onGet method to call our api. Notice how the string I pass in, is the same as the string I pass in to my axios.get method in my real logout function. It is important that it is the same.
    //The reply method is checking to make sure my request is going through hence why I am passing in the status code 200. 

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import deepFreeze from "deep-freeze";
//importing deep-freeze, an npm module which helps to make sure I am not mutating state as that is the rule for a reducer

describe("Alert reducer", () => {
  it("Adds an error", () => {
    const initialState = {
        type:"",
        message:""
    };
    

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// The information of the person you want to add
// Please note that they key has to match the wait the field is defined in your spreadsheet. 
// The person table is linked to the Countries table. A person can have more than one country so you pass an array of all the    countries Ids that the user belongs to.
const newPersonInfo = {
  "First name": "Fatimat",
  "Last Name": "Badmus",
  Countries: ["recWWTmP55RDo2Abu"]
};

const createRecord = () =>