The Role of Effects in NgRx Authentication
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Claims that Effects are the central control flow for NgRx authentication and not just API callers, with concrete recipes: use a login action whose Effect calls the auth SDK via a thin auth service with dispatch: false and tap to trigger the redirect; use a handleRedirect Effect (exhaustMap) that returns a payload of user and token and dispatches handleRedirectSuccess; let the reducer store token+user, then a second non-dispatching Effect navigates to the saved redirect URL.
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