I started to optimize my code and i want to unsubscribe from my subscriptions in ngOndestroy. I have multiple subscription. The problem is when i want to invoke the add() method to add additional child subscriptions it says Cannot read property 'add' of undefined. I simplified my code here so you can see the important things only.
import {Subscription} from 'rxjs';
export class DashboardComponent implements OnInit, OnDestroy {
private subscription: Subscription;
}
ngOnInit() {
this.getData();
this.getFeed();
}
ngOndestroy {
if (this.subscription) {
this.subscription.unsubscribe();
console.log(this.subscription);
}
}
getData() {
const subscription = this._authService.currentCompanyId.subscribe((newCompanyId) => {
this.driverSubs(newCompanyId);
this.vehicleSubs(newCompanyId);
});
this.subscription.add(subscription);
}
driverSubs(newCompanyId) {
const subscription = this._driversService.getAllDrivers(newCompanyId).subscribe((data) => {
this.getDataForDrivers(data);
});
this.subscription.add(subscription);
}
vehicleSubs(newCompanyId) {
const subscription = this._vehiclesService.getAllVehicles(newCompanyId).subscribe((data) => {
this.getDataForVehicles(data);
});
this.subscription.add(subscription);
}
}
getFeed() {
this.feedSubs();
this.feedTachoSubs();
}
feedSubs() {
const subscription = this._feedService.getFeed().subscribe(response => {
this.feed = response;
});
this.subscription.add(subscription);
}
feedTachoSubs() {
const subscription = this._feedTachoService.getFeedForVehicles().subscribe(response => {
this.feedTacho = response;
});
this.subscription.add(subscription);
}
As Daniel said, your class member must be an array of subscriptions to handle all of them.
In addition to his responses, I would suggest to use the "async pipe" wherever you can, so the angular will do the unsubscribe by itself.