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See Enigmativity's answer for a much clearer phrasing of this question.

I have a generic Action that I am registering for, and then casting to the type I am expecting:

I have written the following effect in my Angular app which uses rxjs. On MyActions.myAction, I receive an object containing a property ids - an array of ids - and for each id I want to send an HTTP request via this.myApiService.getResource, which returns an Observable. I want then to collect all results in an array, and dispatch another action passing the array.

I have a component where I wish to fetch some data from the backend when a button has been clicked, and based on that data navigate to the correct page.

I have the following code in the ngOnInit() function:

I'm implementing a global confirm dialog feature.

For example: The confirm dialog will open when a user clicks a "publish" button to publish an article.

1. The user clicks the publish button triggers the function "openConfirmDialog()".
2. Show the confirm dialog.
3. Wait for the user to click the "confirm" button.
4. The function( onConfirm() ) in "confirmDialog.vue" will be triggered when the confirm button is clicked.

Component - confirmDialog.vue Cancel button:

There is a code

Main interacts with a GUI defined by a separate module. Two alternative approaches are used in Main to define the slot for a QShortcut. The lambda method works (but seems cumbersome). The direct method works, only if the lambda method is executed first. If the line with the lambda method is commented out, then the direct method fails (with no error message). Why does the direct method alone fail?

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When running my test suite using Jest, I encountered warnings that asked me to update packages:

I only started using NgRx at version 8, so have only used the create functions for my actions and reducers.

Unfortunately I am now working in a project still in Angular 7, and I want to add NgRx to this.

I have the following

This question is an extension from this ongoing post, but I feel it is narrower in scope and I may be able to get an answer independently to the linked post.

Background

In the linked post, I am trying to poll a service to get data (where my problem is turing the polling on and off). In my real world app, the call is actually a little more complicated. What I want to do is some optional http POSTs, and then a GET, always after myPOSTS` have returned (so I Know the server has processed the POSTed data, and will be included in my next GET results.

If I do a POST, I also want to dispatch an action so I can update my state indicating the POST has occurred.

I have converted some of the observables to promises, as I just find async/await easier to understand than lots of observables switch/mapping etc - I know this is probably not very pure, but perhaps one day my rx/js operator knowledge will improve (I can only hope). Maybe someone can show my better alternative... (but this is not the main question)

Actual Question

I have the following code effect code, that does NOT dispatch of is't own actions (these will be done in this.syncData) ....