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ng-http-debounce

v1.0.0

Published

$http interceptor to debounce calling same api, same configs many time , instead call it one time , while resolve all callee

Downloads

3

Readme

Http Debounce Interceptor

this module will just inject an interceptor to your module that will intercept requests and only debounce those with config {shouldDebounce:true } , by default it will debounce for 1 second (1000 mills). but you can override that by passing debounceTimeout with request configs.

Installation

npm i ng-http-debounce --save

bower i ng-http-debounce --save

Usage

the require it in you app module

app.module("myApp",["ngHttpDebounce"])

now if you have a case that requests same requests many time and you want to debounce it so it requests once from the server, but respond to all calls in separate such a case might arise if you are using multiple instances of a component that request some data.

    // in directive / component <my-requester>
    $http.get(url, {shouldDebounce:true })

    //somewhere in your templates you use many instances like this, for some reason!
    <my-requester/>
    <my-requester/>
    <my-requester/>
    

now in this case the request will be sent once, and every one will get its own copy of the data.