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Gracefully dispatching multiple actions on load - based on reducer structure

Hi João,

First off, thanks so much for this repo and for your corresponding blog post - it has been extremely helpful in getting persistence off the ground for my react/redux project.

One question regarding dispatching actions to the reducers on SERVER_LOAD_SUCCESS. When retrieving initial state from the PersistenceEngine and dispatching an action to the reducers:

const state = yield call(PersistenceEngine.load);
yield put(serverLoad.success(state));

Is there a way to capture the SERVER_LOAD_SUCCESS action in a given reducer without fully specifying the piece of the action payload to assign the initial state?

In other words, instead of writing this in a given reducer:

function sqlText(state = initialState.sqlText, action) {
  switch(action.type) {
    case types.SERVER_LOAD_SUCCESS:
      return action.payload.user_data.consoleInputPanel.sqlText

You could write this?:

function sqlText(state = initialState.sqlText, action) {
  switch(action.type) {
    case types.SERVER_LOAD_SUCCESS:
      return action.sqlText

One way to deal with this would be to dispatch different actions for different pieces of the state, but I was wondering if in your experience, you have come up with a way to accomplish this in a way that if reducer structure changes, it's not necessary to refactor the load logic.

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