How to use the @commercetools-frontend/sdk.actions.post function in @commercetools-frontend/sdk
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commercetools / merchant-center-application-kit / packages / application-shell / src / components / login-sso-callback / login-sso-callback.js View on Github 
requestAccessToken: payload =>
dispatch(sdkActions.post({ uri: `/tokens/sso`, payload })),
});export const pushMetricHistogram = ({ payload }) =>
sdkActions.post({
uri: '/metrics/histograms',
mcApiProxyTarget: MC_API_PROXY_TARGETS.MC_METRICS,
payload: JSON.stringify(payload),
});requestAccessToken: payload =>
dispatch(sdkActions.post({ uri: `/tokens`, payload })),
});export const pushDependencyVersionCounter = ({ payload }) =>
sdkActions.post({
uri: '/metrics/counters',
mcApiProxyTarget: MC_API_PROXY_TARGETS.MC_METRICS,
payload: JSON.stringify(payload),
});pimSearchProductIds: searchText =>
dispatch(
sdkActions.post({
uri: `/${ownProps.applicationContext.project.key}/search/products`,
mcApiProxyTarget: MC_API_PROXY_TARGETS.PIM_SEARCH,
payload: {
query: {
fullText: {
field: 'name',
language: ownProps.applicationContext.dataLocale,
value: searchText,
},
},
sort: [
{
field: 'name',
language: ownProps.applicationContext.dataLocale,
order: 'desc',
},@commercetools-frontend/sdk
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