Angular 4 Return http response as interface with JSON as property
I had a previously working service that used to only return the JSON response into my component (see second section for previously working code). However, I am building in additional functionality into all of my components to have loading animations and error messages so I need the response.OK and response.status code as well. I created this generic response interface to use in a global variable service I have as follows:
export interface GetResponse {
status: number,
ok: boolean,
json: any
}
I am using it in my service as follows:
getInfoDeskTopic(topicUrl) {
this.infoDeskData = ;
this.http.get(topicUrl, this.options)
.map(res => this.response = res)
.map(res => this.response.json = res.json().resultSet.results)
this.response.json
.map(data => data
.forEach(item => {
let infoDesk = <InfoDesk>{};
infoDesk.Url = item.json.webUrl;
infoDesk.Date = item.date;
item.fields.forEach(item => {
if (item.id == 'publication') {
infoDesk.Publication = item.strings[0];
}
if (item.id == 'headline') {
infoDesk.Title = item.strings[0];
}
});
this.infoDeskData.push(infoDesk);
}))
.map(data => data = this.infoDeskData)
.map(items => items.slice(0, 5))
.share();
return this.response;
}
And I am attempting to use it in my component as follows:
this.response = this.infodesk.getInfoDeskTopic(this.topicUrl);
this.news = this.response.json;
this.success = this.response.ok;
I have the variable in my component (this.response: any). I receive the error:
Uncaught Error: Can't resolve all parameters for InfoDeskService: ([object Object], ?).
at syntaxError (compiler.es5.js:1540)
Can any help me understand why I am getting an error? I feel like I am declaring something incorrectly perhaps, but I cannot figure out what the issue is. Thanks
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The following is what I had PREVIOUSLY and it was working fine (just for reference):
In my service:
getInfoDeskTopic(topicUrl) {
this.infoDeskData = ;
return this.http.get(topicUrl, this.options)
.map(res => res.json().resultSet.results)
.map(data => data
.forEach(item => {
let infoDesk = <InfoDesk>{};
infoDesk.Url = item.json.webUrl;
infoDesk.Date = item.date;
item.fields.forEach(item => {
if (item.id == 'publication') {
infoDesk.Publication = item.strings[0];
}
if (item.id == 'headline') {
infoDesk.Title = item.strings[0];
}
});
this.infoDeskData.push(infoDesk);
}))
.map(data => data = this.infoDeskData)
.map(items => items.slice(0, 5))
.share();
}
And in my component:
this.news = this.infodesk.getInfoDeskTopic(this.topicUrl);
angular typescript
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I had a previously working service that used to only return the JSON response into my component (see second section for previously working code). However, I am building in additional functionality into all of my components to have loading animations and error messages so I need the response.OK and response.status code as well. I created this generic response interface to use in a global variable service I have as follows:
export interface GetResponse {
status: number,
ok: boolean,
json: any
}
I am using it in my service as follows:
getInfoDeskTopic(topicUrl) {
this.infoDeskData = ;
this.http.get(topicUrl, this.options)
.map(res => this.response = res)
.map(res => this.response.json = res.json().resultSet.results)
this.response.json
.map(data => data
.forEach(item => {
let infoDesk = <InfoDesk>{};
infoDesk.Url = item.json.webUrl;
infoDesk.Date = item.date;
item.fields.forEach(item => {
if (item.id == 'publication') {
infoDesk.Publication = item.strings[0];
}
if (item.id == 'headline') {
infoDesk.Title = item.strings[0];
}
});
this.infoDeskData.push(infoDesk);
}))
.map(data => data = this.infoDeskData)
.map(items => items.slice(0, 5))
.share();
return this.response;
}
And I am attempting to use it in my component as follows:
this.response = this.infodesk.getInfoDeskTopic(this.topicUrl);
this.news = this.response.json;
this.success = this.response.ok;
I have the variable in my component (this.response: any). I receive the error:
Uncaught Error: Can't resolve all parameters for InfoDeskService: ([object Object], ?).
at syntaxError (compiler.es5.js:1540)
Can any help me understand why I am getting an error? I feel like I am declaring something incorrectly perhaps, but I cannot figure out what the issue is. Thanks
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The following is what I had PREVIOUSLY and it was working fine (just for reference):
In my service:
getInfoDeskTopic(topicUrl) {
this.infoDeskData = ;
return this.http.get(topicUrl, this.options)
.map(res => res.json().resultSet.results)
.map(data => data
.forEach(item => {
let infoDesk = <InfoDesk>{};
infoDesk.Url = item.json.webUrl;
infoDesk.Date = item.date;
item.fields.forEach(item => {
if (item.id == 'publication') {
infoDesk.Publication = item.strings[0];
}
if (item.id == 'headline') {
infoDesk.Title = item.strings[0];
}
});
this.infoDeskData.push(infoDesk);
}))
.map(data => data = this.infoDeskData)
.map(items => items.slice(0, 5))
.share();
}
And in my component:
this.news = this.infodesk.getInfoDeskTopic(this.topicUrl);
angular typescript
I have gotten rid of the error mentioned above by declaring the interface as the type for a variable in the service as opposed to in the constructor of the service. However, now I am getting the error: "Cannot read property 'ok' of undefined" from when I am trying to set the variable in my constructor
– kittycatbytes
Aug 1 '17 at 17:40
add a comment |
I had a previously working service that used to only return the JSON response into my component (see second section for previously working code). However, I am building in additional functionality into all of my components to have loading animations and error messages so I need the response.OK and response.status code as well. I created this generic response interface to use in a global variable service I have as follows:
export interface GetResponse {
status: number,
ok: boolean,
json: any
}
I am using it in my service as follows:
getInfoDeskTopic(topicUrl) {
this.infoDeskData = ;
this.http.get(topicUrl, this.options)
.map(res => this.response = res)
.map(res => this.response.json = res.json().resultSet.results)
this.response.json
.map(data => data
.forEach(item => {
let infoDesk = <InfoDesk>{};
infoDesk.Url = item.json.webUrl;
infoDesk.Date = item.date;
item.fields.forEach(item => {
if (item.id == 'publication') {
infoDesk.Publication = item.strings[0];
}
if (item.id == 'headline') {
infoDesk.Title = item.strings[0];
}
});
this.infoDeskData.push(infoDesk);
}))
.map(data => data = this.infoDeskData)
.map(items => items.slice(0, 5))
.share();
return this.response;
}
And I am attempting to use it in my component as follows:
this.response = this.infodesk.getInfoDeskTopic(this.topicUrl);
this.news = this.response.json;
this.success = this.response.ok;
I have the variable in my component (this.response: any). I receive the error:
Uncaught Error: Can't resolve all parameters for InfoDeskService: ([object Object], ?).
at syntaxError (compiler.es5.js:1540)
Can any help me understand why I am getting an error? I feel like I am declaring something incorrectly perhaps, but I cannot figure out what the issue is. Thanks
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The following is what I had PREVIOUSLY and it was working fine (just for reference):
In my service:
getInfoDeskTopic(topicUrl) {
this.infoDeskData = ;
return this.http.get(topicUrl, this.options)
.map(res => res.json().resultSet.results)
.map(data => data
.forEach(item => {
let infoDesk = <InfoDesk>{};
infoDesk.Url = item.json.webUrl;
infoDesk.Date = item.date;
item.fields.forEach(item => {
if (item.id == 'publication') {
infoDesk.Publication = item.strings[0];
}
if (item.id == 'headline') {
infoDesk.Title = item.strings[0];
}
});
this.infoDeskData.push(infoDesk);
}))
.map(data => data = this.infoDeskData)
.map(items => items.slice(0, 5))
.share();
}
And in my component:
this.news = this.infodesk.getInfoDeskTopic(this.topicUrl);
angular typescript
I had a previously working service that used to only return the JSON response into my component (see second section for previously working code). However, I am building in additional functionality into all of my components to have loading animations and error messages so I need the response.OK and response.status code as well. I created this generic response interface to use in a global variable service I have as follows:
export interface GetResponse {
status: number,
ok: boolean,
json: any
}
I am using it in my service as follows:
getInfoDeskTopic(topicUrl) {
this.infoDeskData = ;
this.http.get(topicUrl, this.options)
.map(res => this.response = res)
.map(res => this.response.json = res.json().resultSet.results)
this.response.json
.map(data => data
.forEach(item => {
let infoDesk = <InfoDesk>{};
infoDesk.Url = item.json.webUrl;
infoDesk.Date = item.date;
item.fields.forEach(item => {
if (item.id == 'publication') {
infoDesk.Publication = item.strings[0];
}
if (item.id == 'headline') {
infoDesk.Title = item.strings[0];
}
});
this.infoDeskData.push(infoDesk);
}))
.map(data => data = this.infoDeskData)
.map(items => items.slice(0, 5))
.share();
return this.response;
}
And I am attempting to use it in my component as follows:
this.response = this.infodesk.getInfoDeskTopic(this.topicUrl);
this.news = this.response.json;
this.success = this.response.ok;
I have the variable in my component (this.response: any). I receive the error:
Uncaught Error: Can't resolve all parameters for InfoDeskService: ([object Object], ?).
at syntaxError (compiler.es5.js:1540)
Can any help me understand why I am getting an error? I feel like I am declaring something incorrectly perhaps, but I cannot figure out what the issue is. Thanks
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The following is what I had PREVIOUSLY and it was working fine (just for reference):
In my service:
getInfoDeskTopic(topicUrl) {
this.infoDeskData = ;
return this.http.get(topicUrl, this.options)
.map(res => res.json().resultSet.results)
.map(data => data
.forEach(item => {
let infoDesk = <InfoDesk>{};
infoDesk.Url = item.json.webUrl;
infoDesk.Date = item.date;
item.fields.forEach(item => {
if (item.id == 'publication') {
infoDesk.Publication = item.strings[0];
}
if (item.id == 'headline') {
infoDesk.Title = item.strings[0];
}
});
this.infoDeskData.push(infoDesk);
}))
.map(data => data = this.infoDeskData)
.map(items => items.slice(0, 5))
.share();
}
And in my component:
this.news = this.infodesk.getInfoDeskTopic(this.topicUrl);
angular typescript
angular typescript
asked Aug 1 '17 at 17:19
kittycatbyteskittycatbytes
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I have gotten rid of the error mentioned above by declaring the interface as the type for a variable in the service as opposed to in the constructor of the service. However, now I am getting the error: "Cannot read property 'ok' of undefined" from when I am trying to set the variable in my constructor
– kittycatbytes
Aug 1 '17 at 17:40
add a comment |
I have gotten rid of the error mentioned above by declaring the interface as the type for a variable in the service as opposed to in the constructor of the service. However, now I am getting the error: "Cannot read property 'ok' of undefined" from when I am trying to set the variable in my constructor
– kittycatbytes
Aug 1 '17 at 17:40
I have gotten rid of the error mentioned above by declaring the interface as the type for a variable in the service as opposed to in the constructor of the service. However, now I am getting the error: "Cannot read property 'ok' of undefined" from when I am trying to set the variable in my constructor
– kittycatbytes
Aug 1 '17 at 17:40
I have gotten rid of the error mentioned above by declaring the interface as the type for a variable in the service as opposed to in the constructor of the service. However, now I am getting the error: "Cannot read property 'ok' of undefined" from when I am trying to set the variable in my constructor
– kittycatbytes
Aug 1 '17 at 17:40
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First if you use angular 4+, you should to use HTTPCLIENT vs HTTP.
Please, search the difference.. (You don't need to use .map)
Please look at this example:
interface interfaceJSON {
name: string;
email: string;
company: string;
}
this.http.get<interfaceJSON>('apiUrl').subscribe(data => {
console.log("Name: " + data.name);
console.log("Email: " + data.email);
console.log("Company: " + data.company);
});
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First if you use angular 4+, you should to use HTTPCLIENT vs HTTP.
Please, search the difference.. (You don't need to use .map)
Please look at this example:
interface interfaceJSON {
name: string;
email: string;
company: string;
}
this.http.get<interfaceJSON>('apiUrl').subscribe(data => {
console.log("Name: " + data.name);
console.log("Email: " + data.email);
console.log("Company: " + data.company);
});
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First if you use angular 4+, you should to use HTTPCLIENT vs HTTP.
Please, search the difference.. (You don't need to use .map)
Please look at this example:
interface interfaceJSON {
name: string;
email: string;
company: string;
}
this.http.get<interfaceJSON>('apiUrl').subscribe(data => {
console.log("Name: " + data.name);
console.log("Email: " + data.email);
console.log("Company: " + data.company);
});
add a comment |
First if you use angular 4+, you should to use HTTPCLIENT vs HTTP.
Please, search the difference.. (You don't need to use .map)
Please look at this example:
interface interfaceJSON {
name: string;
email: string;
company: string;
}
this.http.get<interfaceJSON>('apiUrl').subscribe(data => {
console.log("Name: " + data.name);
console.log("Email: " + data.email);
console.log("Company: " + data.company);
});
First if you use angular 4+, you should to use HTTPCLIENT vs HTTP.
Please, search the difference.. (You don't need to use .map)
Please look at this example:
interface interfaceJSON {
name: string;
email: string;
company: string;
}
this.http.get<interfaceJSON>('apiUrl').subscribe(data => {
console.log("Name: " + data.name);
console.log("Email: " + data.email);
console.log("Company: " + data.company);
});
edited Nov 24 '18 at 12:38
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answered Nov 24 '18 at 10:56
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I have gotten rid of the error mentioned above by declaring the interface as the type for a variable in the service as opposed to in the constructor of the service. However, now I am getting the error: "Cannot read property 'ok' of undefined" from when I am trying to set the variable in my constructor
– kittycatbytes
Aug 1 '17 at 17:40