The rx-signals Store uses this type to uniquely identify all of its result effects.
An EffectId<InputType, ResultType, ErrorType> does not make any use of the generic parameters itself,
but is given these parameters only as a trick to let Typescript infer and thus enforce the correct types.
Use the getEffectId function to generate a corresponding ID.
Type Parameters
InputType
specifies the type for the corresponding effects input
ResultType
specifies the type for the corresponding effects result
ErrorType = unknown
specifies the type error-type for the effect. Use never for effects that cannot error.
The rx-signals
Storeuses this type to uniquely identify all of its result effects. AnEffectId<InputType, ResultType, ErrorType>does not make any use of the generic parameters itself, but is given these parameters only as a trick to let Typescript infer and thus enforce the correct types. Use the getEffectId function to generate a corresponding ID.