This is my code. But It gives error.
public productKey: string;
constructor(private store: Store<AppState>) {
this.productKey = store.pipe(select('product'), map((productState: ProductState) => productState.productKey));
}
The Expresion:
store.pipe(select('product'), map((productState: ProductState) => productState.productKey))
return a Observable with string type (Observable). To assign value from the store to the local variable you need to subscribe it:
store
.pipe(select('product'), map((productState: ProductState) => productState.productKey))
.subscribe(value => this.productKey = value);
If you use it in your HTML, the better solution is to assign Observable to the variable and extract value directly inside template using Async Pipe.