We can set it up in pretty much the same way, but we need to pass it the name of a feature as well. Let's take our counter.module.ts and add a little code to it:
// counter.module.ts@NgModule({ imports: [ StoreModule.forFeature('counter',{ data: counterReducer }) ]})
This will change how we select our state, though. Imagine we are inside of counter.component.ts with the current implementation looking like the following:
// counter.component.ts@Component({ selector: 'counter', template: `{{ counter$ | async }}`})export class CounterComponent { counter$; constructor(private store: Store<AppState>) { // this needs to change.. this.counter$ = this.store.select('counter'); }}
Because we ...
