Test code demonstrating that two stores created using redux-api fail to listen to the same action.

redux-api_failing_test.js

// DrawerApi.js
// ** code from demo ommitted **
//

// AnotherApi.js
import Api from '../src/redux-apis';

export default class AnotherApi extends Api {
	constructor(state = { drawerIsOpened: false }) {
		super(state);
		// setting handler for the action with the same name 'OPEN'
		this.setHandler('OPEN', (state, action) => { 
			console.log('AnotherApi listened to OPEN');
			return {
				...state,
				drawerIsOpened: true
			};
		});
	}

	knowsDrawerIsOpened() {
		return this.getState().drawerIsOpened;
	}

	open() {
		this.dispatch(this.createAction('OPEN')());
	}
}



// TwoStoresApi.spec.js
import Api, { link } from '../src/redux-apis';
import DrawerApi from './DrawerApi';
import AnotherApi from './AnotherApi';
import { expect } from 'chai';

describe('Two stores', () => {

	it('AnotherApi reacts to actions it was called with', () => {
		let another = new AnotherApi();
		expect(another.knowsDrawerIsOpened()).to.equal(false);
		another.open();
		expect(another.knowsDrawerIsOpened()).to.equal(true); // this passes
	});


	it('should listen and react to the same action if they want to', () => {
		let drawer = new DrawerApi();
		let another = new AnotherApi();

		expect(drawer.isOpen()).to.equal(false);
		expect(another.knowsDrawerIsOpened()).to.equal(false);

		drawer.open();
		expect(drawer.isOpen()).to.equal(true);
		expect(another.knowsDrawerIsOpened()).to.equal(true); // this fails!

	});

});