309735/what-is-the-difference-between-take-and-put-saga
Aspect
take
put
Purpose
Listens for a specific action
Dispatches an action to the Redux store
Direction
Inbound (waits for an action)
Outbound (sends an action)
Usage
Controls saga flow based on incoming actions
Triggers reducers or other sagas
Effect type
Blocking effect
Non-blocking effect
Example
yield take('LOGIN_REQUEST')
yield put({ type: 'LOGIN_SUCCESS' })
Use Case
Start a saga after an action is dispatched
Notify reducers or other sagas of changes
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