BehaviorSubject with rx.angular

[GuillaumeUnice]

Hi everyone all is in the title,

I just want to know if with this extension I can have the same behaviour that a BehaviorSubject with this angular module? If, not I would like to know if it's possible to use directly the rxjs library or we have to use this official module?

I have an AngularJS 1.5 with TypeScript and webpack

Thanks for all

[ygrene-austin]

This module uses the Rxjs library and yes BehaviorSubject will behave (lol) how it should.

[GuillaumeUnice]

Indeed, that works but I believed that no works because I don't have any type autocompletion with my TypeScript I don't have any d.ts that works?

I close and open a new issue for this? Or today there is a d.ts available?

Thanks for all

[ygrene-austin]

https://github.com/Reactive-Extensions/rx.angular.js/tree/master/ts On Wed, Aug 10, 2016 at 11:57 PM GuillaumeUnice notifications@github.com wrote:

Indeed, that works but I believed that no works because I don't have any type autocompletion with my TypeScript I don't have any d.ts that works?

I close and open a new issue for this? Or today there is a d.ts available?

Thanks for all

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[GuillaumeUnice]

Ok i shared my code to show there is no autocompletion when I create a Subject.

export class LoginService {

  public source = new this.rx.Subject();

  /** @ngInject */
  constructor(
    private rx: rx.angular.IRxScope)
  { 

  }

}

Here Subject is underline and this is logic because IScope interface no have Subject function. I think I don't use rx.angular in a correct way, but here the Subject is correctly create :s

So how can I create Subject with this d.ts definition correctly?

Thanks, Best regards

[stephengardner]

Did this question actually get resolved? Should there not be a ´rx.BehaviorSubject´?

Right now I'm using the imported version from the actual rxjs library because I don't know how to properly create a Behavior Subject using this one.

I believe that was the original question.

Is there an answer?

[stephengardner]

Hey @ygrene-austin do you have an example of how to create a BehaviorSubject with this module?