@angular/common/http#HttpProgressEvent TypeScript Examples
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@angular/common/http#HttpProgressEvent.
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Example #1
Source File: rest-v2.structure.ts From App with MIT License | 6 votes |
CreateEmote(data: FormData): Observable<HttpProgressEvent | HttpResponse<DataStructure.Emote>> {
return this.restService.createRequest('post', '/emotes', {
body: data,
auth: true,
headers: {
'ngsw-bypass': ''
}
}, 'v2');
}
Example #2
Source File: rest.service.ts From App with MIT License | 6 votes |
// tslint:enable:typedef
createRequest<T>(
method: RestService.Method,
route: string,
options?: Partial<RestService.CreateRequestOptions>,
apiVersion: RestService.ApiVersion = 'v2'
): Observable<HttpResponse<T> | HttpProgressEvent> {
if (this.platformId === 'server' && !options?.runOnSSR) {
return EMPTY;
}
const uri = (route.startsWith('http') ? '' : this.BASE[apiVersion]) + route;
const opt = {
observe: 'events',
headers: {
...(options?.headers ?? {}),
Authorization: (options?.auth && this.clientService.getToken()?.length > 0) ? `Bearer ${this.clientService.getToken()}` : ''
},
reportProgress: true
} as any;
return of(method).pipe(
switchMap(m => iif(() => (m === 'get') || (m === 'delete'),
this.httpService[m](uri, opt),
this.httpService[m as RestService.BodyMethod](uri, options?.body ?? {}, opt)
))
).pipe(map((x: any) => x as (HttpResponse<T> | HttpProgressEvent)));
}
Example #3
Source File: http.ts From ngx-operators with MIT License | 5 votes |
export function isHttpProgressEvent(
event: HttpEvent<unknown>
): event is HttpProgressEvent {
return (
event.type === HttpEventType.DownloadProgress ||
event.type === HttpEventType.UploadProgress
);
}