I've definitely gone in this direction at work (honestly, I'd rather just use React). Pushing for Jest/Puppet now as a matter of fact, so thanks to the author for the ammo.
I wish every "developer bootcamp" would cover this... you'd be surprised how many interviewees can't answer half of the questions from this.
My go to is, "in JavaScript, what values evaluate to false?"
Two points... one, defining what a "Flickety Component" is, would be helpful. second, a working demo would be *VERY* useful.
edit: tried to submit these as an issue, GH seems to be misbehaving, or the proxy at work is.
I can't speak for anyone else, but I find that tools that wrap Redux into something that is inherently different than, you know Redux, tend to be disliked. At a point, there's very little point in even acknowledging Redux, other than as a child dependency.
Intersting... uses cheerio under the covers, which is what I've usually used directly for things like this... so serves as a thin API layer over the top for selections.