Angular 4+, Using Observable.timer(debounceTime)
:
@izupet 's answer is right but it is worth noticing that it is even simpler when you use Observable:
emailAvailability(control: Control) {
return Observable.timer(500).switchMap(()=>{
return this._service.checkEmail({email: control.value})
.mapTo(null)
.catch(err=>Observable.of({availability: true}));
});
}
Since angular 4 has been released, if a new value is sent for checking, Angular unsubscribes from Observable
while it's still paused in the timer, so you don't actually need to manage the setTimeout
/clearTimeout
logic by yourself.
Using timer
and Angular's async validator behavior we have recreated RxJS debounceTime
.
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