Installation
To get started, install the package from npm. The latest version (3.x) supports Angular/RxJS 6+, if you want support for Angular 5, use version 2.x.
npm install @ngxs/store --save
# or if you are using yarn
yarn add @ngxs/store
then in
app.module.ts, import the NgxsModule:import { NgModule } from '@angular/core';
import { NgxsModule } from '@ngxs/store';
import { ZooState } from './examples/zoo.state';
@NgModule({
imports: [
NgxsModule.forRoot([ZooState], {
developmentMode: !environment.production
})
]
})
export class AppModule {}
When you include the module in the import, you can pass root stores along with options. If you are lazy loading, you can use the
forFeature option with the same arguments.Options such as
developmentMode can be passed to the module as the second argument in the forRoot method. In development mode, plugin authors can add additional runtime checks/etc to enhance the developer experience. Switching to development mode will also freeze your store using deep-freeze-strict module.It's important that you add
NgxsModule.forRoot([]) at the root of your module even if all of your states are feature states.Our continuous integration server runs all tests on every commit to master and if they pass it will publish a new development build to NPM and tag it with the @dev tag.
This means that if you want the bleeding edge of
@ngxs/store or any of the plugins you can simply do:npm install @ngxs/store@dev --save
npm install @ngxs/logger-plugin@dev --save
# or if you are using yarn
yarn add @ngxs/store@dev
yarn add @ngxs/logger-plugin@dev
# of if you want to update multiple things at the same time
yarn add @ngxs/{store,logger-plugin,devtools-plugin}@dev
This will install the version currently tagged as
@dev. Your package.json file will be locked to that specific version.{
"dependencies": {
"@ngxs/store": "3.0.0-dev.a0d076d"
}
}
If you later want to again update to the bleeding edge, you will have to run the above command again.
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