I am using Angular7 and NGRX, and a server in GO.
I have the following code in my ngrx effect =>
//#region OPEN CHANNELS
@Effect()
getUAVsSuccess$ = this.actions$.pipe(
ofType<featureActions.GetUAVsSuccess>(featureActions.ActionTypes.GetUAVsSuccess),
concatMap(action =>
of(action).pipe(
withLatestFrom(this.store$.pipe(select(featureSelectors.selectAll))),
withLatestFrom(this.store$.pipe(select(OrganizationStoreSelectors.selectedOrganizationId))),
withLatestFrom(this.store$.pipe(select(ProjectsStoreSelectors.selectedProjectId)))
)
),
switchMap(([[[action, drones], organizationId], projectId]) => {
const actions = [];
drones.forEach((drone) => {
actions.push(
new featureActions.OpenUAVUpdatePositionChannelRequest({ uavId: drone.uavId, projectId, organizationId }),
new featureActions.OpenUAVUpdateStatusChannelRequest({ uavId: drone.uavId, projectId, organizationId }),
new featureActions.GetUAVCurrentMissionRequest({uavId: drone.uavId})
);
});
return actions;
}),
);
Basically, this will open 2 channels, and then get a mission.
the last action, will dispatch another effect
@Effect()
getCurrentMission$ = this.actions$.pipe(
ofType<featureActions.GetUAVCurrentMissionRequest>(featureActions.ActionTypes.GetUAVCurrentMissionRequest),
switchMap((action) =>
this.dataService.getCurrentMission(action.payload).pipe(
switchMap(response => [
new featureActions.GetUAVCurrentMissionSuccess({uavId : action.payload.uavId, missionHandler : response.identifier}),
new MissionsStoreActions.GetMissionUAVRequest({uavId : action.payload.uavId, missionHandler : response.identifier})
]),
catchError((error: HttpErrorResponse) => {
this.snackBar.open(this.translate.instant('ERROR.HTTP.DRONE.NOT_UPDATABLE', {message: error.message}), this.translate.instant('BUTTON.OK'), {duration: 2500});
return of(new featureActions.GetUAVCurrentMissionFailed({error}));
}),
)
)
);
that, using an api call getCurrentMission
will ask the server the mission
getCurrentMission(params: {uavId: number}): Observable<apiModels.GetMissionHandleResponse> {
return this.httpClient.get<any>(`${environment.API_URL}/mission/get_mission_handle_uav?uavID=${params.uavId}`);
}
Now, the problem I face is. If I loaded 4 drones, I will have 12 calls in total. and this last get call get canceled because it's like asked 3 times in a short time.
I do not understand exactly what is causing this. the server do get the call retrieve the data ( I added log just before sending a response), and send the response, but the call is canceled on the browser, so my flow of ngrx init call is broke. Only one call at the time is accepted
What could be the issues ?
EDIT : I also try running a series of test on postman, by calling 5 times the same endpoint with no delay, and it worked. So I guess something in ngrx or chrome is cancelling my calls ?