Learn how you can manage side effects to the Redux state tree in an Angular framework with the @ngrx/effects library.
With Redux gaining widespread popularity within the frontend ecosystem, Angular and other leading frontend frameworks have embraced it as one of their reliable state management libraries.
But unfortunately, the Redux architecture doesn’t provide any built-in functionality for handling asynchronous data changes (also known as side effects) to the Redux state tree. As a result, when these asynchronous actions are done, the Redux state tree will be affected.
This article will introduce the @ngrx/effects library, a special package for handling side effects in NgRx applications, and how it can be used to handle side effects in NgRx applications.
Prerequisites
- Knowledge of Angular
- Knowledge of NgRx
- Knowledge of TypeScript
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