Also quite valid. To get around this you could use switchMap learnrxjs.io/operators/transformat....
switchMap
It cancels running streams and prevents sending to many requests.
Seems like exactly the right tool. Do you know of an example that uses real fetch cancellation together with switchMap?
fetch
Sadly not. We haven't checked into it since the approach from this post hasn't created any trouble for us, yet.
If all requests took longer than 500ms, wouldn't this approach just keep cancelling slow requests every 500ms, and never receive a response?
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Also quite valid. To get around this you could use
switchMaplearnrxjs.io/operators/transformat....It cancels running streams and prevents sending to many requests.
Seems like exactly the right tool.
Do you know of an example that uses real
fetchcancellation together withswitchMap?Sadly not. We haven't checked into it since the approach from this post hasn't created any trouble for us, yet.
If all requests took longer than 500ms, wouldn't this approach just keep cancelling slow requests every 500ms, and never receive a response?