Ngrx selector not triggering updates










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My state is :



export interface RequestState 
tabsContent: TabContent;



Where TabContent represent an array of visual tabs containing 1 Request each and additionnal infos :



export interface TabContent 
tabInfo: TabInfo;
request: Request;
results?: any;



I have this specialized selector to get one Request from a single TabContent :



export const getRequestForTabInfo = (tabInfo: TabInfo) => createSelector(
getTabContent,
(tabContent: TabContent) =>
const tabContentFiltered = tabContent.filter(tab =>
tab.tabInfo.id === tabInfo.id
&& tab.tabInfo.index === tabInfo.index
&& tab.tabInfo.state === tabInfo.state);
if (tabContentFiltered && tabContentFiltered.length === 1)
return tabContentFiltered[0].request;

return as Request;
,
);


and this basic one to get all TabsContent :



export const getTabContent = createSelector(
getRequestFeatureState,
state => state.tabsContent,
);


based on this FeatureSelector :



const getRequestFeatureState = createFeatureSelector<RequestState>('requests');


Defined in a facade service :



tabsContent$: Observable<TabContent>;
constructor(private store: Store<fromRequest.State>)
this.tabsContent$ = this.store.pipe(
select(fromRequest.getTabContent),
takeUntil(this.componentDestroy()),
);

public getRequest(tabInfo: TabInfo): Observable<Request>
return this.store.pipe(
select(fromRequest.getRequestForTabInfo(tabInfo)),
takeUntil(this.componentDestroy()),
);



and used in the component :



private initializeComponent(): void 
this.requestFacade.getRequest(this.tabInfo).pipe(
takeUntil(this.componentDestroy()),
).subscribe(request =>
console.log('request : ', request);
this.request = request;
);
this.requestFacade.tabsContent$.pipe(
takeUntil(this.componentDestroy()),
).subscribe(tab =>
console.log('tab : ', tab);
);



When the component is consctructed I get both logs, but when I update part of the related state (I update the content of one Request) only the tab log appear.



Why is the filtered selector observable not doing anything ?










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  • Because your input argument(tabInfo) hasn't changed, so it is not emitting any new value. Try changing the input argument after updating a relevant part of the state and check whether its working.

    – KiraAG
    Nov 14 '18 at 6:22











  • Of course after changing the input argument of the selector (tabInfo) it's triggering. But that's not how it should work, changes to the state should trigger it. My selector is not supposed to change

    – An-droid
    Nov 14 '18 at 8:42















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My state is :



export interface RequestState 
tabsContent: TabContent;



Where TabContent represent an array of visual tabs containing 1 Request each and additionnal infos :



export interface TabContent 
tabInfo: TabInfo;
request: Request;
results?: any;



I have this specialized selector to get one Request from a single TabContent :



export const getRequestForTabInfo = (tabInfo: TabInfo) => createSelector(
getTabContent,
(tabContent: TabContent) =>
const tabContentFiltered = tabContent.filter(tab =>
tab.tabInfo.id === tabInfo.id
&& tab.tabInfo.index === tabInfo.index
&& tab.tabInfo.state === tabInfo.state);
if (tabContentFiltered && tabContentFiltered.length === 1)
return tabContentFiltered[0].request;

return as Request;
,
);


and this basic one to get all TabsContent :



export const getTabContent = createSelector(
getRequestFeatureState,
state => state.tabsContent,
);


based on this FeatureSelector :



const getRequestFeatureState = createFeatureSelector<RequestState>('requests');


Defined in a facade service :



tabsContent$: Observable<TabContent>;
constructor(private store: Store<fromRequest.State>)
this.tabsContent$ = this.store.pipe(
select(fromRequest.getTabContent),
takeUntil(this.componentDestroy()),
);

public getRequest(tabInfo: TabInfo): Observable<Request>
return this.store.pipe(
select(fromRequest.getRequestForTabInfo(tabInfo)),
takeUntil(this.componentDestroy()),
);



and used in the component :



private initializeComponent(): void 
this.requestFacade.getRequest(this.tabInfo).pipe(
takeUntil(this.componentDestroy()),
).subscribe(request =>
console.log('request : ', request);
this.request = request;
);
this.requestFacade.tabsContent$.pipe(
takeUntil(this.componentDestroy()),
).subscribe(tab =>
console.log('tab : ', tab);
);



When the component is consctructed I get both logs, but when I update part of the related state (I update the content of one Request) only the tab log appear.



Why is the filtered selector observable not doing anything ?










share|improve this question






















  • Because your input argument(tabInfo) hasn't changed, so it is not emitting any new value. Try changing the input argument after updating a relevant part of the state and check whether its working.

    – KiraAG
    Nov 14 '18 at 6:22











  • Of course after changing the input argument of the selector (tabInfo) it's triggering. But that's not how it should work, changes to the state should trigger it. My selector is not supposed to change

    – An-droid
    Nov 14 '18 at 8:42













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My state is :



export interface RequestState 
tabsContent: TabContent;



Where TabContent represent an array of visual tabs containing 1 Request each and additionnal infos :



export interface TabContent 
tabInfo: TabInfo;
request: Request;
results?: any;



I have this specialized selector to get one Request from a single TabContent :



export const getRequestForTabInfo = (tabInfo: TabInfo) => createSelector(
getTabContent,
(tabContent: TabContent) =>
const tabContentFiltered = tabContent.filter(tab =>
tab.tabInfo.id === tabInfo.id
&& tab.tabInfo.index === tabInfo.index
&& tab.tabInfo.state === tabInfo.state);
if (tabContentFiltered && tabContentFiltered.length === 1)
return tabContentFiltered[0].request;

return as Request;
,
);


and this basic one to get all TabsContent :



export const getTabContent = createSelector(
getRequestFeatureState,
state => state.tabsContent,
);


based on this FeatureSelector :



const getRequestFeatureState = createFeatureSelector<RequestState>('requests');


Defined in a facade service :



tabsContent$: Observable<TabContent>;
constructor(private store: Store<fromRequest.State>)
this.tabsContent$ = this.store.pipe(
select(fromRequest.getTabContent),
takeUntil(this.componentDestroy()),
);

public getRequest(tabInfo: TabInfo): Observable<Request>
return this.store.pipe(
select(fromRequest.getRequestForTabInfo(tabInfo)),
takeUntil(this.componentDestroy()),
);



and used in the component :



private initializeComponent(): void 
this.requestFacade.getRequest(this.tabInfo).pipe(
takeUntil(this.componentDestroy()),
).subscribe(request =>
console.log('request : ', request);
this.request = request;
);
this.requestFacade.tabsContent$.pipe(
takeUntil(this.componentDestroy()),
).subscribe(tab =>
console.log('tab : ', tab);
);



When the component is consctructed I get both logs, but when I update part of the related state (I update the content of one Request) only the tab log appear.



Why is the filtered selector observable not doing anything ?










share|improve this question














My state is :



export interface RequestState 
tabsContent: TabContent;



Where TabContent represent an array of visual tabs containing 1 Request each and additionnal infos :



export interface TabContent 
tabInfo: TabInfo;
request: Request;
results?: any;



I have this specialized selector to get one Request from a single TabContent :



export const getRequestForTabInfo = (tabInfo: TabInfo) => createSelector(
getTabContent,
(tabContent: TabContent) =>
const tabContentFiltered = tabContent.filter(tab =>
tab.tabInfo.id === tabInfo.id
&& tab.tabInfo.index === tabInfo.index
&& tab.tabInfo.state === tabInfo.state);
if (tabContentFiltered && tabContentFiltered.length === 1)
return tabContentFiltered[0].request;

return as Request;
,
);


and this basic one to get all TabsContent :



export const getTabContent = createSelector(
getRequestFeatureState,
state => state.tabsContent,
);


based on this FeatureSelector :



const getRequestFeatureState = createFeatureSelector<RequestState>('requests');


Defined in a facade service :



tabsContent$: Observable<TabContent>;
constructor(private store: Store<fromRequest.State>)
this.tabsContent$ = this.store.pipe(
select(fromRequest.getTabContent),
takeUntil(this.componentDestroy()),
);

public getRequest(tabInfo: TabInfo): Observable<Request>
return this.store.pipe(
select(fromRequest.getRequestForTabInfo(tabInfo)),
takeUntil(this.componentDestroy()),
);



and used in the component :



private initializeComponent(): void 
this.requestFacade.getRequest(this.tabInfo).pipe(
takeUntil(this.componentDestroy()),
).subscribe(request =>
console.log('request : ', request);
this.request = request;
);
this.requestFacade.tabsContent$.pipe(
takeUntil(this.componentDestroy()),
).subscribe(tab =>
console.log('tab : ', tab);
);



When the component is consctructed I get both logs, but when I update part of the related state (I update the content of one Request) only the tab log appear.



Why is the filtered selector observable not doing anything ?







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  • Because your input argument(tabInfo) hasn't changed, so it is not emitting any new value. Try changing the input argument after updating a relevant part of the state and check whether its working.

    – KiraAG
    Nov 14 '18 at 6:22











  • Of course after changing the input argument of the selector (tabInfo) it's triggering. But that's not how it should work, changes to the state should trigger it. My selector is not supposed to change

    – An-droid
    Nov 14 '18 at 8:42

















  • Because your input argument(tabInfo) hasn't changed, so it is not emitting any new value. Try changing the input argument after updating a relevant part of the state and check whether its working.

    – KiraAG
    Nov 14 '18 at 6:22











  • Of course after changing the input argument of the selector (tabInfo) it's triggering. But that's not how it should work, changes to the state should trigger it. My selector is not supposed to change

    – An-droid
    Nov 14 '18 at 8:42
















Because your input argument(tabInfo) hasn't changed, so it is not emitting any new value. Try changing the input argument after updating a relevant part of the state and check whether its working.

– KiraAG
Nov 14 '18 at 6:22





Because your input argument(tabInfo) hasn't changed, so it is not emitting any new value. Try changing the input argument after updating a relevant part of the state and check whether its working.

– KiraAG
Nov 14 '18 at 6:22













Of course after changing the input argument of the selector (tabInfo) it's triggering. But that's not how it should work, changes to the state should trigger it. My selector is not supposed to change

– An-droid
Nov 14 '18 at 8:42





Of course after changing the input argument of the selector (tabInfo) it's triggering. But that's not how it should work, changes to the state should trigger it. My selector is not supposed to change

– An-droid
Nov 14 '18 at 8:42












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