irecord | immutable store that exposes an RxJS | Reactive Programming library
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Imagine a JavaScript object that just stores data. Now imagine that every time you change that object, the object emits a change event. Yeah, kindof like Backbone models, but different.
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QUESTION
I'm trying to produce an example of a generic class in TypeScript. I have the following generic class called RecordsProcessor
which I want to be constrained only to types which are an array of objects.
If I send a number to the constructor, TypeScript rightly forbids it.
However, when I send an array of numbers, it wrongly allows this.
How can I get this generic class to be constrained only to types that are an array of objects, e.g. objects that have properties to display?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-13 at 12:22You can restrict IRecord
to Record
:
QUESTION
At regular intervals, I want to poll an API that will return an array of records which will almost certainly vary in size. I want each record to display in a CSS animation which takes t amount of time. Therefore, I must buffer the API responses and release them individually, no more frequently than t, so that the animation can complete smoothly.
After much searching and trial and error, I put together this custom RxJS operator (in framework-less TypeScript). However, the double/nested concatMap
has a bit of code smell. Is there a more elegant or reactive solution? Are all the inner observables managed properly (unsubscribed from)?
(This is my first custom operator, so any other feedback is welcome.)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-19 at 14:33If you want to explode the array, you can use mergeAll()
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QUESTION
I have the following service:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-28 at 13:26The problem that you are experiencing is because the component is rendered the first time before the observable has emmited any value.
The optimal solution would be to use the async pipe to wait for the async value.
It would look like this.
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I have a basic Neo4j DB and I'm getting my head around getting data from it into C# under .Net Core. I am using the bolt connection on a 4.03 DB. Windows 10. I may have not grasped Graph Databases yet, but I am trying to build a Person object containing Positions which contain Skill and then Ranks
This code returns 6 instances of Person (A slight concern that I have 6 but thats a minor problem)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-03 at 12:32This was failing because of the datetime I was using. The datetime in the database had the following format (it included timezone) "1939-06-23T01:00:00+01:00". Chopping the +01:00 off the end got it working with the Person object with a datetime as
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