storeDispatchActionName

storedispatchActionName is a naming convention used in some JavaScript frameworks and libraries, particularly those that employ a state management pattern like Redux. The convention signifies a function or method responsible for dispatching an action to a store.

In a typical Redux-like architecture, the store holds the application's state. Actions are plain JavaScript objects that describe what happened. To update the state, an action is "dispatched" to the store. The store then passes this action to a reducer, which is a function that handles the state changes based on the action.

The `storeDispatchActionName` convention explicitly indicates that a particular function's purpose is to orchestrate this dispatching process. It usually involves creating an action object and then calling the store's `dispatch` method with that action. This naming helps developers quickly understand the role of a function within the data flow of the application, distinguishing it from functions that might directly manipulate state or perform other side effects. It promotes clarity and maintainability in larger codebases by standardizing how actions are initiated.