martinschnurer/selector.ts Secret

## selector.ts
// this selector now returns values wrapped in the object
// so you would need to write equality checkers as the second argument in the useSelector function

const usersCountObj = useSelector(state => {
  return {
    users: state.users,
    userCount: state.users.length
  }
})
	// this selector now returns values wrapped in the object
	// so you would need to write equality checkers as the second argument in the useSelector function

	const usersCountObj = useSelector(state => {
	return {
	users: state.users,
	userCount: state.users.length
	}
	})