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Hi Brandon, just watched you ngconf talk on Auth, I was wondering what do recommend for handling User data on browser reload, as in the demo State is lost and the User is logged.

Would storing the User data in Local Storage be the best practice then rehydrating the data in the Store?

Hi Brandon,

I've been going through multiple examples of Angular CLI projects that use Jest and it seems that in every case it breaks the CLI's built in ng test with Karma functionality because certain methods added via jest are undefined with karma; e.g.

Property 'toMatchSnapshot' does not exist on type 'Matchers<ComponentTestFixture<LoginPageComponent>>'

I am a bit reluctant to stray too far from what the Angular team is using, working on a large project, however; I cannot find any current, pure Jasmine-Karma examples for testing ngrx and I am unable to see a way forward using both testing suites. The ngrx platform example seems to be the same, where there isn't really a clear way to unravel the jest pieces from the tests to strictly implement Angular's supported test suites.

Am I correct that jest cannot be integrated into a project without breaking ng test?

Suggestion:
If there was work on opening up testing with a built in option directly inside the CLI, something like below, that would be awesome!

        "test": {
          "builder": "@angular-devkit/build-angular:jest",
          "options": {
            "main": "src/test.ts",
            "config": "./jest.conf.js",

Thank you for the examples, btw!

Hi Brandon, I just watched your talk on ngconf on auth.
I am trying to use your code and build auth with ngrx. but i am unable to get ofType in '@ngrx/effects' module. please help how to get ofType.

thanks.