How to use the @ngxp/store-service.Dispatch function in @ngxp/store-service
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ngxp / store-service / src / app / shared / books / book-store.service.ts View on Github 
import { Observable } from 'rxjs';
import { Book } from 'src/app/shared/books/book.model';
import { addBookAction, booksLoadedAction, loadBooksAction } from '../../store/books/books.actions';
import { BookState } from '../../store/books/books.reducer';
import { selectBook, selectBooks } from '../../store/books/books.selectors';
@Injectable()
export class BookStoreService extends StoreService {
@Select(selectBooks)
getAllBooks: Selector;
@Select(selectBook)
getBook: Selector;
@Dispatch(addBookAction)
addBook: Dispatcher;
@Dispatch(loadBooksAction)
loadBooks: Dispatcher;
@Observe([booksLoadedAction], action => action.books)
booksLoaded$: Observable;
}import { BookState } from '../../store/books/books.reducer';
import { selectBook, selectBooks } from '../../store/books/books.selectors';
@Injectable()
export class BookStoreService extends StoreService {
@Select(selectBooks)
getAllBooks: Selector;
@Select(selectBook)
getBook: Selector;
@Dispatch(addBookAction)
addBook: Dispatcher;
@Dispatch(loadBooksAction)
loadBooks: Dispatcher;
@Observe([booksLoadedAction], action => action.books)
booksLoaded$: Observable;
}@ngxp/store-service
Adds an abstraction layer / facade between Angular components and the ngrx store with powerful testing helpers
