Readme createActions example incorrect

[amit1911]

I just noticed that in the example section for createActions the following example is incorrect

expect(actionTwo('first', 'second')).to.deep.equal({
  type: 'ACTION_TWO',
  payload: ['first'], // incorrect - no array required
  meta: { second: 'second' }
});

The payload is an array with the string 'first' whereas it should be equal to just the string 'first'.
Correct version is as follows:

expect(actionTwo('first', 'second')).to.deep.equal({
  type: 'ACTION_TWO',
  payload: 'first', // correct
  meta: { second: 'second' }
});

[yangmillstheory]

Good reading. I think the payload creator was meant to wrap the value in an array.

These are pulled from the tests; what do they say?

Feel free to submit a correction.

[vinnymac]

@amit1911 @yangmillstheory this is expected behavior due to the transform in the sample code.

This is the part of the documentation that explains why this happens

// array form
  ACTION_TWO: [
    (first) => [first],             // payload
    (first, second) => ({ second }) // meta
  ],

To be more specific

// this line wraps arg in array
(first) => [first]

I think this should be closed.

[yangmillstheory]

Thanks @vinnymac