Peter Weinberg

@nginth I realize this PR is quite old, but I'm attempting to revitalize this project [here](https://github.com/no-stack-dub-sack/ApexDoc2) (I've yet to merge in my first big update, but there's on open PR...

@nginth Wow! That was a quick response :smile: There are some pretty significant changes with this first commit, so you likely won't be able to just copy/paste, but some of...

@Andrew-Lahikainen Isn't `ng.redux.INgRedux` ultimately a more tedious way to access the interfaces? And I think it's less intuitive (unless it's clearly documented, I guess), to expect the ng-redux typings to...

@Andrew-Lahikainen > The angular types I use declare ng as a global namespace, so I've never needed to import it with an alias. huh... wow. So, news to me -...

@raymondjavaxx This is a totally awesome package and exactly what I was looking for! However, I did notice this issue and that you can also get "compound" curses, so to...

@loctn Yeah, upon a closer look, and deeper testing with the solution I had, I did run into some tricky situations. Namely censoring common words that contained swears. For instance,...

@tormodAase > The only downside with it, is it can only track up to 6 states in the store. I've managed to find some workarounds, but it would be great...

@apuatcfbd If you're going to have multiple "slices" in your store, you can do something like this: ```ts interface Todo { text: string; done: boolean; } interface StoreModel { todos:...

@apuatcfbd Have you figured out how to setup slices in different files? This is possible. It's also possible to define each thunk, action, computed prop, etc. in a different file...

@jmyrland Ok, cool - I can work on one for multiple slices and how to organize across several files. May take a bit for me to put it together but...