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QUESTION
I am using this library for front end which is based on Bulma
and I'm facing issues with Hamburger Icon Here is the documentation Example, but again this is something not very easy to understand. I have searched for a workaround and a solution for this, but I cannot find it, I'm doing it in ES6 Style, and here is my code.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-25 at 20:41
this.setState(state => {
open: !state.open;
})
}
/>
QUESTION
I could not edit values of props using Knobs in Storybook using Angular 2+. Knobs Github's readme.md has following line
Storybook Addon Knobs allow you to edit React props dynamically using the Storybook UI. You can also use Knobs as a dynamic variable inside stories in Storybook.
Does that mean it's not possible with Angular, at least for now? My code is inside index.stories.ts:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-06 at 17:58there's a full example in the Storybook repo: https://github.com/storybooks/storybook/blob/master/examples/angular-cli/src/stories/addon-knobs.stories.ts
Also, the code you posted alone doesn't provide much context. If you could create a git repo that'd be great.
This is the example we have in our repository, please test it and if it doesn't work do not hesitate and create an issue
QUESTION
Trying to learn and use RxJS at the same time which is proving pretty gnarly!
Here are my requirements - I have a Spinner component, and starting from when its isLoading
prop is set to true
:
- if
isLoading
is set tofalse
beforeinitialDelay
, it never shows - if
isLoading
is set tofalse
afterinitialDelay
but beforeminSpinTime
, it persists forminSpinTime
and then disappears - if
isLoading
is set tofalse
afterinitialDelay
and afterminSpinTime
, it shows and then disappears synchronously withisLoading
To implement this, I have a Subject
which gets passed a boolean based on my UI. However I want to apply some operators to the Subject
but am totally lost on what operators to use. This is what I have right now (the subscribe code uses React but that's not relevant here):
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-07 at 07:47I used two different Subject
s since there is a relationship between triggering the loading/not-loading, and the delayed streams that emit the loading state.
Basically, I did two streams that delay with some amount, and aborts if the other Subject is triggered before the delay.
The zip
operator is used to make sure that deactivation happens when both the deactivateLoaderSubject is called, and both minimal delay have passed.
SwitchLatest
will keep the outer streams alive, while the inner streams only emit max once.
The only thing this solution doesn't take into account is if you want to emit from deactivateLoaderStream
right away if it's before
the initialDelay
. I couldn't figure out why that would be an issue, so went with the easiest solution I could manage.
Codesandbox here: https://codesandbox.io/s/mq380ol5nj
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