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goten-response

v0.0.3

Published

When we use a service directly on the Dom and we have a json response with *data* or *error* we need to show a html template by each alternative with their payload.

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Goten Resolve Response for Angular

When we use a service directly on the Dom and we have a json response with data or error we need to show a html template by each alternative with their payload.

{
    "data": /*Response your data ok*/
}
{
    "error": /*Response your error information*/
}

Generally we make this manually on each place to draw the same response type. goten-resolve-response allow us to manage the reponse easily.

Usage

$ npm install -s goten-response
//app.module.ts
...
import { GotenResponseModule } from 'goten-response'
@NgModule({
	...
	imports: [
		...,
		GotenResponseModule
	],
	...
})
<!-- your.component.html -->
...
<goten-resolve-response [response$]="anObservable$">
    <ng-template #responseOk let-dataResponse>
        {{dataResponse}}
    </ng-template>
    <ng-template #responseError let-errorResponse>
        {{errorResponse}}
    </ng-template>
</goten-resolve-response>
...
  • The template #responseOk shows on the Dom when the json response contains data
  • The template #responseError shows on the Dom when the json response contains an error
  • The template #responseError is optional. An error will be displayed by default.

goten-resolve-response's parameters

|Prop name | Type | Description | |---|---|---| | response$ (Required)| Observable | When there are some data in this Oservable the goten-resolve-response show the the right template |

Contributions

To contribute with this package, we use the following workflow:

  • Add an issue with related tags to describe the contribution (is it a bug? a feature request?).
  • Branch your solution from develop, naming it like #<issue_number>-<descriptive_name>.
  • Send a pull request and wait for approval/corrections.