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Rxjs

This document discusses RxJs Subjects and their subclasses. Subjects are Observables that allow multicasting to multiple observers. It describes the ecosystems of Subject, BehaviorSubject, ReplaySubject, and AsyncSubject by explaining how to create each, subscribe to them, feed values through next(), and what values they emit. Code examples are provided for each Subject subclass.

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Rxjs

This document discusses RxJs Subjects and their subclasses. Subjects are Observables that allow multicasting to multiple observers. It describes the ecosystems of Subject, BehaviorSubject, ReplaySubject, and AsyncSubject by explaining how to create each, subscribe to them, feed values through next(), and what values they emit. Code examples are provided for each Subject subclass.

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RxJs Subjects

RxJs is used a lot in the Angular


ecosystem, thus, it is important to
know.

Subjects are one of the main


concepts of RxJS.

A Subject is an Observable, a
special type of Observable.
Subjects can be multicast to
multiple observers.

Subject
The Subject's ecosystem is the
following:

1) You create the Subject


Observable.

2) You subscribe to the Subject.

3) You feed values thru the .next()


method and ONLY then we are
emitting those values.

Please look at the next page for a


code example.
Subject
This is the code example of a
Subject Observable.
BehaviorSubject

The BehaviorSubject's ecosystem


is the following:
1) You create the BehaviorSubject
Observable and give it a value.

2) You can feed values with .next()


however it will NOT emit because
we aren't subscribed.

3)You subscribe to the


BehaviorSubject and it will EMIT the
latest value fed or the default value.

4) You can still feed values and it will


emit them.
BehaviorSubject

This is the code example of a


BehaviorSubject Observable.
ReplaySubject

The ReplaySubject's ecosystem is


the following:
1) You create the ReplaySubject's
Observable and configure it.

2) You can feed values with .next()


but it will NOT emit because we
aren't subscribed.

3) You subscribe to the


ReplaySubject and it will EMIT the
data given the configuration.

4) You can still feed it values and it


will emit them.
ReplaySubject

This is the code example of a


ReplaySubject Observable.
AsyncSubject

The AsyncSubject's ecosystem is


the following:

1) You create the AsyncSubject


Observable.

2) You subscribe to the Subject.

3) You feed values thru the .next()


method.

4)It will emit the latest value once


the AsyncSubject completes thru
the .complete() method.
AsyncSubject

This is the code example of an


AsyncSubject Observable.

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