In which kind of lib do …

In which kind of lib do you all put things like guards, resolvers, and interceptors. Guards and Resolvers might use data access hence we cannot put them into an utility lib…

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that is a good question… if I am only using the guard or resolver in one spot (a specific routing module) then i include it in that library itself (in the case of lazy loaded features).

What do you do if you need it in several features in the same scope?

Create a shared library for it in that scope, I have been tagging it as scope:util though :see_no_evil:

I’ve been using @app/auth-shared for things like this. It can be consumed by any other lib that needs it

For instance @app/auth-pages where I have my login pages, but also any other places where I want to protect routes like @app/feature-pages

This is an example of what I’m currently using, it seems to do everything I need.

Inject a data access service with a common interface then provide it in your application for the guard to use?