Wait for API call to finish in Route Guard

[ionic perch]

Don't .subscribe in a Service.

Show the whole Service

[soft cape]

Would I map instead?

this.getBorrowerActions$: Observable<string[]> = this.http.get<string[]>(
            `myapicall`
        );

[ionic perch]

g!toh @soft cape You would build the tutorial apps from the Angular Guide so you know some of what Angular can do and how it does it.

[wild shadow]

@soft cape The place we recommend starting your Angular journey is with the Tour of Heroes tutorial, located here https://angular.io/tutorial.

[soft cape]

???

There are no examples in the tutorial that match this case

[ionic perch]

The tutorials definitely show you how to use Observables in Angular.