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I have read on the redux site that sockets should not be stored in the state itself and that socket.io should really be implemented as a middleware. At the moment my confusion comes in with how to get the client side to access the store if I have it on the server side? This article provides an example by passing the store to the highest level component and re-rendering the application each time the state changes (socket.io event gets emitted each time store changes using store.subscribe()) however I have doubts about this approach for my application because it means that each client's tree is getting re-rendered by events from other rooms. How does the client subscribe to the store if it is server-side?
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