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I am using react native and redux, this is my action:

import EMPLOYEE_UPDATE from './types';

export const employeeUpdate = ({ prop, value }) => {
  return (
    {
      type: EMPLOYEE_UPDATE,
      paylaod: { prop, value }
    }
  );
};

but i get this error: 

Actions may not have an undefined "type" property. Have you misspelled a constant?

EDIT: the types.js file is: 

export const LOGIN_USER_FAILED = 'loing_user_failed';
export const SHOW_SPINNER = 'show_spinner';
export const EMPLOYEE_UPDATE = 'employee_update';
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You need to import EMPLOYEE_UPDATE from types file like this

import { EMPLOYEE_UPDATE } from './types';
Prakash Sharma
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    @farmcommand2 Redux does not have any idea wheather you are importing it correctly or not. All it knows is that `type` is undefined and thats what it show in error. I think this is the best error redux can give to you. – Prakash Sharma Aug 26 '17 at 06:43
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You need to import the const as a named import rather than a default import since you have exported it as a named const.

 import {EMPLOYEE_UPDATE} from './types';

See this answer for details on named and default exports:

in reactjs, when should I add brackets when import

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