[RxJS] Implement pause and resume feature correctly through RxJS

Eventually you'll feel the need for pausing the observation of a Observable and resuming it later. In this lesson we'll learn about the use cases where pausing are possible, and what does when pausing is impossible.

Constresume$ =NewRx.subject ();Constres$ =resume$. Switchmap (Resume=Resume?Rx.Observable.interval ( -): Rx.Observable.empty ()). Do(x = Console.log ('Request It!'+x). Switchmap (EV=Rx.Observable.ajax ({URL:'HTTPS://JSONPLACEHOLDER.TYPICODE.COM/USERS/1', Method:'GET',  })); Res$.subscribe (function (data) {Console.log (data.response);}); Resume$.next (false); SetTimeout (()= Resume$.next (true), -); SetTimeout (()= Resume$.next (false), the);

Here use

Rx.Observable.empty ()

Inside Switchmap (), it means if code goes to empty () and then the rest of code:

.  Do (). Switchmap ()

Won ' t run.

If just subscribe, it trigger complete function:

var source = Rx.Observable.empty (); var subscription = Source.subscribe (  function (x) {    console.log ('Next:%s  ', x);  },  function (err) {    console.log ('Error:%s  ', err);  },  function () {    console.log ('completed' );  });   // = Completed

[RxJS] Implement pause and resume feature correctly through RxJS