How to use the rx-lite.Observable.interval function in rx-lite
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amt: 100,
titi: "titi 0",
tutu: "1"
},
{
toto: "0",
toto_lb: "toto 0",
qty: 100,
amt: 100,
titi: "titi 0",
tutu: "0"
}
],
{ toto: "0", toto_lb: "toto 0", qty: 1, amt: 2, titi: "titi 0", tutu: "1" }
];
return Observable.interval(interval || 100)
.take(3)
.map(i => data[i]);
}
export function getObservableError() {amt: 100,
titi: "titi 0",
tutu: "1"
},
{
toto: "0",
toto_lb: "toto 0",
qty: 100,
amt: 100,
titi: "titi 0",
tutu: "0"
}
],
{ toto: "0", toto_lb: "toto 0", qty: 1, amt: 2, titi: "titi 0", tutu: "1" }
];
return Observable.interval(interval || 100)
.take(3)
.map(i => data[i]);
}
export function getObservableError() {rx-lite
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