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Refactor sharing tag component #1162

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Refactor sharing tag component #1162

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jeremiak
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Closes #576

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let's sync on this on Monday -- there are some slightly tricky things around this that we should talk through (i.e., when agencyReceived action is dispatched, that sets agencies.loading state to false but then we rely on that loading variable to signal when all of the agency data is loaded -- i think we may just need to add another loading field to the agencies object)

@jeremiak jeremiak force-pushed the jk-sharing-content branch 2 times, most recently from 385fa86 to 5c3dba7 Compare July 19, 2017 19:00
Jeremia Kimelman added 8 commits July 19, 2017 15:03
Also make the displayed text reflect the URL values
Update a few primary county calculations as well as some coordinates
No router and no connection, just defaults and strings that can be
passed in
Use a small mapping of just ORIs to agency names (as little information
as possible so as to bloat the compiled server.js as little as
possible) so that sharing tags for agency views will have the name at
the time the crawler scrapes the page the information is there
Using actions on the server to update the store's state is great, but
it sometimes requires two to make sure that the loading flag is flipped
to true for the initial state
@jeremiak jeremiak merged commit d90b784 into master Jul 19, 2017
@jeremiak jeremiak deleted the jk-sharing-content branch July 19, 2017 19:23
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