There are two ways of creating an ngrx Action. One is to define a new class that implements the Action class and the other is to use the "createAction" function. Is there a way to get to the typings of an action that was created using the "createAction" method?
For example if I have this action:
export const getWorker = createAction('[Worker Api] Get Worker', props<{ workerId: number }>());
I would like to get the workerId in an effect that listens to that action:
getWorker$ = createEffect(() => {return this.actions$.pipe( ofType(WeatherApiActions.getWorker), switchMap((action: { type: string, workerId: number }) => this.workerService.getWorker(action.workerId)), map((worker: IWorker) => WeatherApiActions.getWorkerSuccess({ worker })))})
As you so I had to write the type myself. This makes the effect tightly coupled to the action and this is a huge drawback. So my question is: Do I must use the first way of creating an action in order to have the action payload typings?