SAP Spartacus AuthService.getUserToken implementation

Test code:

export class AppModule {
  constructor(events: EventService, client: AuthService) {
    const result$ = events.get(CartAddEntrySuccessEvent);
    result$.subscribe((event) = > console.log(event));

    client.getUserToken().subscribe((token) = > console.log('user token: ', token));

    client.getOccUserId().subscribe((id) = > console.log('id: ', id));

    client.getClientToken().subscribe((clientToken) = > console.log('Client token: ', clientToken));

    client.getClientToken().subscribe((clientToken) = > console.log('Client token: ', clientToken));

    client.isUserLoggedIn().subscribe((logged) = > console.log('user logged? ', logged));

    client.authorize('1'.'2'); }}Copy the code

All data structures are in this.store.source._value:

Return a (); There is a function inside:

GetUserToken is a memoized function, passing select, returning a selectorOperator, and passing pipe:

PipeFromArray, if the input argument has only one element, returns it directly.

$pathOrMapFn = pathOrMapFn = pathOrMapFn = pathOrMapFn

The MapOperator (_next) function calls project for the input value:

Next: Call pathOrMapFn:

Create Feature Selector named siteContext:

CreateFeatureSelector:

Args now for the content of siteContext state:

The whole semantics of code: implement the map and arrow function fn, the result is assigned to the args, perform memoizedProjector. Memoized function, at this time the args is input parameters.

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