I've got a parametrized selector like this mySelector = (myId: number) => createSelector(selectList, list => list.find(item => item.id = myId); and I need to use it in an effect, like this myEffect$ = createEffect( () => { this.actions$.pipe( ofType(myAction), withLatestFrom(this.store.select(mySelector(myAction.ItemId)), // this doesn't work bc action is not declared in this scope map(([{itemId}, myItem]) => { // I need these two values in the operators downstream (...) }), (...) ) } ) This is what I am doing now bc I haven't been able to find a better way around this very common scenario. myEffect$ = createEffect( () => { this.actions$.pipe( ofType(myAction), mergeMap(({itemId}) => this.store.select(mySelector(itemId)) .pipe( map(myItem => [myItem, itemId]) ) ), map(([myItem, itemId]) => { (...) }), (...) ) } ) is there any better, faster, more performant way to achieve the same results? Continue reading...