I have the following config object which is set before the constructor is running:
config: Object = {
onSlideChangeEnd : function(slide:any) {
this.currentSlideIndex = slide.activeIndex;
}
};
I want to notify a service about the change, the problem is that the service is not available yet when the configuration is set:
constructor(private user: UserService,
private layout: LayoutService) {
}
How can I notify the service on this variable change?
Well, as suggested use Observables, this is not really such a big hassle and it works quite well. It's not more than a few lines actually.
Declare in some common service, a service that they share as same, e.g a service declared as provider in that module, so that you do not end up with two instances of the same service. Add a Subject
to that service and a method to emit value:
public configObservable = new Subject<number>();
emitConfig(val) {
this.configObservable.next(val);
}
And in the component you need to set the config:
emit(val) { // your value you want to emit
this.myService.emitConfig(val);
}
And then subscribe to the value where you need it:
constructor(private myService: MyService) {
this.myService.configObservable.subscribe(value => {
this.value = value;
})
}
Working plunker with above code in a parent-child interaction:
As to your comment about @Input()
, that works well when a parent component-child interaction, so that wouldn't really work for you in this case.