Akita is more awesome than I had imagined. Super easy to implement.
In a nut shell: I simply write my Angular application as usual, with my model & service (http). And Akita fits right in. Tell Akita to use my model and voila!
Let the service pass any data to the store, then the query as the data which can be returned to the component via observable. Even better to use *ngxSubscribe= inside a form. Saving form data is easy too. Pass it to the service which updates the store.
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Super article!!!
Akita is more awesome than I had imagined. Super easy to implement.
In a nut shell: I simply write my Angular application as usual, with my model & service (http). And Akita fits right in. Tell Akita to use my model and voila!
Let the service pass any data to the store, then the query as the data which can be returned to the component via observable. Even better to use
*ngxSubscribe=inside a form. Saving form data is easy too. Pass it to the service which updates the store.