I use subscribe to perform lines of codes after getting the result from API. Here are my codes
this.attRecService.getAgendaData(moment(this.viewDate).format('YYYY-MM')).subscribe(
resp => {
this.agendaData = resp;
for (let item of resp) {
if (item.schedule) {
for (let sched of item.schedule) {
this.events.push({
'start': new Date(moment(item.date).format('YYYY-MM-DD')),
'title': sched.title
});
}
}
}
},
() => {
console.log('display');
this.displayClockDetail();
}
);
But in the part where I tried to console log the word display, it seems like it won' t get into that parameter. What is wrong?
This function
() => {
console.log('display');
this.displayClockDetail();
}
will work only if the request is failed (some errors happen) and is not correctly handled before it.
If you want a function to work when the observable is completed, you can pass as the third parameter to the subscribe
function.
.subscibe(() => { ok }, () => { error }, () => { completed })