Storage and SQLitePlugin .create() Lifecycle on Angular apps

Hi! I'm working on an Angular app which will be built with Cordova in Desktop and mobile devices.

I'm using:
* `"@ionic/storage-angular": "3.0.6"`
* `"localforage-cordovasqlitedriver": "1.8.0"`
* `"cordova-sqlite-storage": "6.0.0"`
* Angular: 13.2.6
* Ionic Framework: @ionic/angular 6.0.14

I've defined the IonicStorageModule definition as mentioned on the docs:

```typescript
IonicStorageModule.forRoot({
driverOrder: [CordovaSQLiteDriver._driver, Drivers.IndexedDB, Drivers.LocalStorage],
})
```

And I have a service where I manage the storage creation (`.create()`) and the `get()`, `set()`, etc for the Storage.

```typescript
private readonly storageReady = new BehaviorSubject(false);
constructor(private readonly storage: Storage) {
this.init();
}

async init(): Promise {
await this.storage.defineDriver(CordovaSQLiteDriver);
await this.storage.create();
this.storageReady.next(true);
}

get(valueKey: string): Observable {
return this.storageReady.pipe(
filter(ready => ready),
switchMap(() => {
return from(this.storage.get(valueKey));
})
);
}
```

My doubt is:

While developing (serving the app) or building with Angular, the storage creation (`await this.storage.create();`) is awaiting to be created so I can get data from it on App initialization.
But when building for browser (`cordova build browser`) the SQLitePlugin is used and the database is ready to use after the app is completely loaded. The `this.storageReady.next(true);` is executed and then the following is printed on the console in Developers tools:
```
Angular is running in development mode. Call enableProdMode() to enable production mode.
bootstrap.js:12 Ionic Native: deviceready event fired after 207 ms
SQLitePlugin.js:174 OPEN database: _ionicstorage
SQLitePlugin.js:105 new transaction is queued, waiting for open operation to finish
SQLitePlugin.js:178 OPEN database: _ionicstorage - OK
SQLitePlugin.js:79 DB opened: _ionicstorage
```

So, Is there any way to be able to truly wait for the SQLite DB creation so it can be accessible? Or if is better to use other approach?