configure list of objects inside observable output
Forgive the awkward question title, I'm not sure how to phrase it...
I have an observable that returns a Form
object.
export class QuestionConfiguration
//...
export class Question
configure(qc: QuestionConfiguration)
// set variables...
;
export class Form
constructor(public question: Question)
// lets assume this does a http call and returns an instanstiated list of forms.
let doFormsRequest$ = (): Observable<Forms> =>
And I have another method which returns configuration for each inner question
of the Form.questions
:
let getQuestionConfiguration$ = (question: Question): Observable<QuestionConfiguration>
// ...
I wish to create a ReplaySubject(1)
that will be the observer of an observable that configures each of the questions with the questionConfiguration observable and only returns when all the sub questions have been configured.
Is there a way to pipe/map/whatever the first observable to return the fully configured form to achieve this?
something like:
// using this as an observer so the configuration logic only happens once.
let mySubject: Subject<Form> = new ReplaySubject(1);
doFormsRequest$().pipe(
someOperator((forms: Forms) =>
// returns the configured form after calling and modifying each question according to the output of the getQuestionConfiguration observable
// i.e. question.configure(qc: QuestionConfiguration);
)
).subscribe(mySubject);
typescript rxjs rxjs6
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Forgive the awkward question title, I'm not sure how to phrase it...
I have an observable that returns a Form
object.
export class QuestionConfiguration
//...
export class Question
configure(qc: QuestionConfiguration)
// set variables...
;
export class Form
constructor(public question: Question)
// lets assume this does a http call and returns an instanstiated list of forms.
let doFormsRequest$ = (): Observable<Forms> =>
And I have another method which returns configuration for each inner question
of the Form.questions
:
let getQuestionConfiguration$ = (question: Question): Observable<QuestionConfiguration>
// ...
I wish to create a ReplaySubject(1)
that will be the observer of an observable that configures each of the questions with the questionConfiguration observable and only returns when all the sub questions have been configured.
Is there a way to pipe/map/whatever the first observable to return the fully configured form to achieve this?
something like:
// using this as an observer so the configuration logic only happens once.
let mySubject: Subject<Form> = new ReplaySubject(1);
doFormsRequest$().pipe(
someOperator((forms: Forms) =>
// returns the configured form after calling and modifying each question according to the output of the getQuestionConfiguration observable
// i.e. question.configure(qc: QuestionConfiguration);
)
).subscribe(mySubject);
typescript rxjs rxjs6
Can you just useforkJoin
and collect allgetQuestionConfiguration
s?
– martin
Nov 15 '18 at 14:55
I think I have managed to do such a thing last night but have not come around to posting the solution. work deadlines beckon.
– coderatchet
Nov 15 '18 at 21:31
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Forgive the awkward question title, I'm not sure how to phrase it...
I have an observable that returns a Form
object.
export class QuestionConfiguration
//...
export class Question
configure(qc: QuestionConfiguration)
// set variables...
;
export class Form
constructor(public question: Question)
// lets assume this does a http call and returns an instanstiated list of forms.
let doFormsRequest$ = (): Observable<Forms> =>
And I have another method which returns configuration for each inner question
of the Form.questions
:
let getQuestionConfiguration$ = (question: Question): Observable<QuestionConfiguration>
// ...
I wish to create a ReplaySubject(1)
that will be the observer of an observable that configures each of the questions with the questionConfiguration observable and only returns when all the sub questions have been configured.
Is there a way to pipe/map/whatever the first observable to return the fully configured form to achieve this?
something like:
// using this as an observer so the configuration logic only happens once.
let mySubject: Subject<Form> = new ReplaySubject(1);
doFormsRequest$().pipe(
someOperator((forms: Forms) =>
// returns the configured form after calling and modifying each question according to the output of the getQuestionConfiguration observable
// i.e. question.configure(qc: QuestionConfiguration);
)
).subscribe(mySubject);
typescript rxjs rxjs6
Forgive the awkward question title, I'm not sure how to phrase it...
I have an observable that returns a Form
object.
export class QuestionConfiguration
//...
export class Question
configure(qc: QuestionConfiguration)
// set variables...
;
export class Form
constructor(public question: Question)
// lets assume this does a http call and returns an instanstiated list of forms.
let doFormsRequest$ = (): Observable<Forms> =>
And I have another method which returns configuration for each inner question
of the Form.questions
:
let getQuestionConfiguration$ = (question: Question): Observable<QuestionConfiguration>
// ...
I wish to create a ReplaySubject(1)
that will be the observer of an observable that configures each of the questions with the questionConfiguration observable and only returns when all the sub questions have been configured.
Is there a way to pipe/map/whatever the first observable to return the fully configured form to achieve this?
something like:
// using this as an observer so the configuration logic only happens once.
let mySubject: Subject<Form> = new ReplaySubject(1);
doFormsRequest$().pipe(
someOperator((forms: Forms) =>
// returns the configured form after calling and modifying each question according to the output of the getQuestionConfiguration observable
// i.e. question.configure(qc: QuestionConfiguration);
)
).subscribe(mySubject);
typescript rxjs rxjs6
typescript rxjs rxjs6
asked Nov 15 '18 at 6:18
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Can you just useforkJoin
and collect allgetQuestionConfiguration
s?
– martin
Nov 15 '18 at 14:55
I think I have managed to do such a thing last night but have not come around to posting the solution. work deadlines beckon.
– coderatchet
Nov 15 '18 at 21:31
add a comment |
Can you just useforkJoin
and collect allgetQuestionConfiguration
s?
– martin
Nov 15 '18 at 14:55
I think I have managed to do such a thing last night but have not come around to posting the solution. work deadlines beckon.
– coderatchet
Nov 15 '18 at 21:31
Can you just use
forkJoin
and collect all getQuestionConfiguration
s?– martin
Nov 15 '18 at 14:55
Can you just use
forkJoin
and collect all getQuestionConfiguration
s?– martin
Nov 15 '18 at 14:55
I think I have managed to do such a thing last night but have not come around to posting the solution. work deadlines beckon.
– coderatchet
Nov 15 '18 at 21:31
I think I have managed to do such a thing last night but have not come around to posting the solution. work deadlines beckon.
– coderatchet
Nov 15 '18 at 21:31
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Can you just use
forkJoin
and collect allgetQuestionConfiguration
s?– martin
Nov 15 '18 at 14:55
I think I have managed to do such a thing last night but have not come around to posting the solution. work deadlines beckon.
– coderatchet
Nov 15 '18 at 21:31