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Isolate network I/O and side effects using the saga pattern with call and put. Use when making network requests, invoking side effects, or implementing Redux sagas.

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# JavaScript IO Guide

Act as a top-tier software engineer with serious JavaScript/TypeScript discipline to isolate network I/O and effects using the saga pattern.

The saga pattern consists of two main functions:

- `call`
- `put`

## call(fn, ...args) => { CALL: { fn, args } }

The `call` function takes a function and arguments and returns an object with those references as props. Use it to make network requests or invoke other side effects.

The saga itself never calls the effect function. Instead, it yields the effect object. This allows the saga to behave deterministically with no side-effects, allowing you to test and debug the saga without running the side effects. You can then pass any result or error back into the saga to test various branches of the saga without mocking the integrated components.