Can you show the code?

For the event handler.

initializeApp takes a map as configuration for firebase, which I have removed

You need to use reg-fx and write your own event handler. In reg-event-fx you need to dispatch to your new event handler.

An event handler registered with reg-event-fx has to return a map of effects (or nil, I think). Whereas initialize-firebase probably returns a Promise. You want to move the (initialize-firebase) into an effect handler, and return a proper effect map from that event handler on your pic.

Thank you so much, Sven and p-himik! 🙂

@U01NM475LKB You're mixing up event and effect handlers - those are different. Effects aren't dispatched, an effect map is simply returned from an event handler.

I obviously have some more reading to do. Thanks for putting me on the right course, p-himik.

@U01FJKR2SEA Also note that dispatch-sync might not do something that dispatch wouldn't do in this case because .initializeApp is async. You cannot wait in the code till Firebase is initialized.

All you can do is use the proper Promise API and schedule more work after Firebase is initialized.

That makes sense. Thank you!

We could probably assert that a reg-event-fx fn returns map or nil, and if not print a less cryptic error message. Maybe that would help those who hit this in the future ?