I think its a interesting feature, when you import a module with the NgReduxModule.provideStore() the main module will read this and add it to the RootState
Actual Behaviour:
If you want to add new substore you needs to change the RootStore, add the substore and his reduccer to the RootStore, and add the epics middleware. I want to import a module and all is encapsulated in. This feature will help to make the projects more modulars
RSginer
commented
7 years ago
This is a
What toolchain are you using for transpilation/bundling?
Environment
NodeJS Version: 8.0.0 Typescript Version: 2.3.4 Angular Version: 4.3.2 @angular-redux/store version: 6.5.7 angular/cli version: 1.1.3 OS: Ubuntu
Expected Behaviour:
Provide Store in the module and configure dynamically the RootState and epics like ngrx/effects and like 'ngrx/store' https://github.com/ngrx/store/blob/master/src/ng2.ts#L59
I think its a interesting feature, when you import a module with the NgReduxModule.provideStore() the main module will read this and add it to the RootState
Actual Behaviour:
If you want to add new substore you needs to change the RootStore, add the substore and his reduccer to the RootStore, and add the epics middleware. I want to import a module and all is encapsulated in. This feature will help to make the projects more modulars