angular-ngrx-data | experimental ngrx-data helper | Reactive Programming library

Try the Quick Start to experience NgRx and ngrx-data in your app.
The demo app is based on the Angular CLI. You may want to install the CLI globally if you have not already done so.
Clone this repository git clone https://github.com/johnpapa/angular-ngrx-data.git cd angular-ngrx-data
Install the npm packages npm install
Build the ngrx-data library npm run build-setup
Serve the CLI-based demo app ng serve -o
The demo app is setup to build and run against the ngPackagr artifacts in dist/ngrx-data, the same artifacts delivered in the npm package. Re-build the library npm run build-lib or npm run build-setup or npm run build-all to update these artifacts. This approach, while safe, can be inconvenient when you're evolving the library code because "Go to definition" takes you to the d.ts files in dist/ngrx-data rather than the source files in lib/src. If you want to "Go to definition" to take you to the source files, make the following *temporary changes to the TypeScript configuration.
Replace the paths target in the root tsconfig.json so that the IDE (e.g., VS Code) looks for ngrx-data in src/lib. "paths": { "ngrx-data": ["lib/src"] },
Replace that same setting in the config at src/tsconfig.json.
Replace that same setting in src/client/tsconfig.app.json. Now ng build references src/lib when it builds the demo app.
If you are on Windows and run into this error during npm install: "snyk couldn't patch the specified vulnerabilities because gnu's patch is not available", refer to this issue for the fix. In short, your Git installation is not correct or C:\Program Files\Git\usr\bin (typically) is not added to your system environment variable %PATH%.