Closed buehler closed 7 years ago
Chrome extension version: 2.12
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Hey guys, I try to use the cool dev-tools, but I'm limited to the initial state somehow :-(
it is imported as such:
[... StoreModule.provideStore(reducer), RouterStoreModule.connectRouter(), StoreDevtoolsModule.instrumentOnlyWithExtension(), ...]
But only the ngrx/store/init action is catched.
It is to say, that I use custom actions since I don't like the concept of the strings.
my actions are as such:
import { Action } from '@ngrx/store'; export abstract class RxAction<T> implements Action { private _type: string; public get type(): string { return this._type || this.constructor.name; } public set type(value: string) { this._type = value; } constructor(public payload: T) { } } export abstract class RxErrorAction extends RxAction<Error> { constructor(error: Error) { super(error); } } export abstract class RxEmptyAction extends RxAction<undefined> { constructor() { super(undefined); } } export class FoobarAction extends RxAction<string> { }
The problem is, that all those dispatched actions are not catched by the dev tools.
this.store.dispatch(new FoobarAction('hello world'))
Is there anything I can do? Cheers Chris
Chrome extension version: 2.12
Hey guys, I try to use the cool dev-tools, but I'm limited to the initial state somehow :-(
it is imported as such:
But only the ngrx/store/init action is catched.
It is to say, that I use custom actions since I don't like the concept of the strings.
my actions are as such:
The problem is, that all those dispatched actions are not catched by the dev tools.
this.store.dispatch(new FoobarAction('hello world'))
Is there anything I can do? Cheers Chris