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QUESTION
Using RxJS 6.5, I subscribe to a stream and I'd like to take two distinct actions: - one when the source errors - another when the source takes too long to send data (timeout)
Here is what I currently have
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-15 at 09:25It looks like your correct operator to use is timeout
instead of timeoutWith
and I'll explain.
timeoutWith
will - Subscribe to second Observable if no emission occurs in given time span. and this is not your needs.
timeout
will - Error if no value is emitted before specified duration which is best for your needs/
Using timeout
in your pipe should look like this:
QUESTION
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-25 at 07:13throwError
would return an Observable
and map
ping would simply make the original value wrapped in two Observable
s.
Try returning an Observable
wrapping the number instead of simply returning a number
outside if
. You can use of
to do it.
And then use switchMap
instead of map
Something like this:
QUESTION
I have an array of objects with children and have a need to set a field (hidden) in each of those objects recursively. The value for each is set in a subscription. I want to wait until each item in the array is recursively updated before the subscription is complete.
The hidden field will be set based on roles and permissions derived from another observable. In the example I added a delay to simulate that.
Here's my first pass at it. I'm certain there is a much cleaner way of going about this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-16 at 21:49Here is my approach:
QUESTION
I am watching this video on RxJs Subjects.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvnzeCfYg0s.
When the form is submitted ,i understand that the subject's refreshneeded$ next method is called.
I am given to understand though that the chotchkies-list.component is rendered only once using its ngOninit method.
But in this particular case it looks like when the form is submitted the subjects next method is called.
But how does calling the next method on refreshneeded$ subject in turn trigger the ngOninit of the chotchkies-list.component ?
Ahh yes and here is the github code
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-27 at 17:13If I understand your question correctly, then your question is about a very central concept in how Rxjs works.
When you subscribe to an Observable, like it is done in the ngOnInit, you are saying that you want this code to run every time a new value is emitted by this observable. This is a key concept of Rxjs and observables.
It is also the difference between imperative and reactive programming. When you program imperativly (the most common way), then the place in your code where an event happens need to know what functions to call next. But with observables we are programming reactively, here we can say that this code should react to some event, and the event itself does not need to know what function to call.
QUESTION
I have two stream with different priority.
Each event must play a sound that last for example 5s. requirement are:
- High priority event must kill lower priority sound
- Otherwise every event must wait that previous sound complete
I have tried this way but also low kill high event example playground
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-16 at 09:56This is tricky but I think it's doable by combining concatMap
and takeUntil
. I left a few logs to make more obvious how it all works.
QUESTION
We have a function that gets a stream from the backend as observable. However we would like to be able to push to that observable as well to see the changes before those are done in the back-end. To do so I tried giving back a subject instead but the connection is still on going after the unsubscribe.
In other words, in the code below, we would like the console.log(i)
not to start before we subscribe to the subject, and finish when we unsubscribe from it :
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-10 at 09:44You cannot subscribe
in test
. I guess you want to create an Observable and a Subject and merge those - you would have to return both separately.
QUESTION
I've an Array of Filters as an Observable
and I'd like to add/remove filters from it. Here is the code I have that is currently only adding a Filter
the first time the function runs.
The second time nothing happens.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-23 at 17:01Actually, it is because of first
. When you run the function the first time it is creating the stream and subscribing to the BehaviorSubject
. When it receives the first event it forwards it to BehaviorSubject
and then it completes BehaviorSubject
. The second time you run it BehaviorSubject
is already shutdown so it immediately unsubscribes any new subscriptions to it.
Without knowing too much about your actual goal my suggestion is that instead of putting the BehaviorSubject
at the bottom of the pipeline you instead put it at the top.
QUESTION
I am a bit new to RxJS and am having problems with map
on an Observable which causes the upstream Observable being called multiple times (i.e. an HTTP request).
I have the following example:
https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-rxjs-playground-uxygsb?file=app%2Fapp.component.ts
the gist is the following
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-10 at 11:17I managed to remove the multiple invocations by doing
QUESTION
I'm trying to nest 2 observable and subscribing to both of their results but I cant figure out how to do it.
I want to run the first observable, Use it's result in the second observable and in the subscribe function get both first observable result and the second one..
I've made a very simple example of what I want here
Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-03 at 08:10There are multiple ways to do this. I would choose 'combineLatest'. CombineLatest takes multiple observables and starts to emit values as soon as all source observables emitted at least one value
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