Storing auth token in state and route guards?

[BrianVallelunga]

I'm trying, without success to make this work in my app that also uses a route guard. Any chance you could update this with the route guard to show how that would work? I'm also trying to store the token in the global state so I can pass it along.

The combination of the effects, the service, and the route guard make for an asynchronous mess where Angular won't wait to handle the successful callback before redirecting to the hosted login page again.