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A simple base project for Angular 2 apps, using Gulp to automate tasks and SystemJS to bundle the app.
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QUESTION
First off: I'm new to Angular so the terms here might be wrong. I hope I can get the understanding through.
I'm consuming an API. Endpoint A exposes Ticket
s; these Ticket
s hold an array (0-*) of Attachment
s. Those Attachment
s are not complete; in the data model they contain the base64 string of the content of the underlying file but to reduce general load the Attachment
s are only complete when fetched from Endpoint B. But in order to fetch an Attachment
from Endpoint B I need the Attachment
's id
which I can only get from Endpoint A.
What I need to happen is that I fetch attachment.id
from Endpoint A, use that id to fetch the approriate Attachment
from Endpoint B, and replace Attachment
s in the result from Endpoint A with the result from Endpoint B. However since the Attachment
s are retreived as Observable
I can't just simply assign the value.
The following snippet is one of several attempts at solving this and is able to get the Attachment
s from the API but they aren't assigned the way I wanted.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-28 at 05:25I think that is a classical problem asked very often here.
QUESTION
I am trying to design a proper folder and code structure for a front-end angular2-based application that would contain a nativescript part for the Android/iOS views, as well as regular DOM stuff for the Web Browser channel.
Starting off the NativeScript boilerplate, I end up with a main.ts
file that looks like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-20 at 08:58It seems this approach is convoluted. I think it would work using environment.ts
and the --environment
command line option, however I discovered (and preferred) a plugin that would handle all this internally:
https://github.com/wwwalkerrun/nativescript-ngx-magic
The drawback is that it plugs nativescript into a ng2-cli project. I think if you wish to do the opposite you'd have to fiddle around a bit.
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