Service Store

A service store coordinates client state for a service feature. It owns local state, fetch calls, loading flags, selected values, pagination, and UI-facing actions.

Service stores usually start with a string reference: `store("search" as const, ...)`. They do not automatically receive model form, slice, or CRUD helpers unless the store is bound to a model signal.

String Store Ref

Use the service name as the store ref. The state factory returns the initial local state for the feature, not a generated model form.

minimal service store

Fetch Actions

Service store methods usually call generated `fetch.*` functions from service endpoints, then update local state with `set()`. This keeps React components thin.

loading and fetch

Feature State

Keep service-specific UI state in the store when several controls need to share it. Search text, selected index, current page, and loading status are good examples.

pagination action