How to use the zen-observable-ts.of function in zen-observable-ts
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apollographql / apollo-link / packages / apollo-link / src / __tests__ / link.ts View on Github 
new MockLink(() => Observable.of(data)),
]);const mock2 = new MockLink((op, forward) =>
Observable.of({ data: op.getContext().add }),
);return new ApolloLink((operation, forward) => {
return (
firstLink.request(operation, op => {
return nextLink.request(op, forward) || Observable.of();
}) || Observable.of()
);
});
}return (firstLink.request(operation, function (op) {
return nextLink.request(op, forward) || Observable.of();
}) || Observable.of());
});function passthrough(op, forward) {
return forward ? forward(op) : Observable.of();
} return new ApolloLink(() => Observable.of());
}function passthrough(op, forward) {
return forward ? forward(op) : Observable.of();
}
function toLink(handler) {export function execute(
link: ApolloLink,
operation: GraphQLRequest,
): Observable {
return (
link.request(
createOperation(
operation.context,
transformOperation(validateOperation(operation)),
),
) || Observable.of()
);
}function execute(link, operation) {
return (link.request(createOperation(operation.context, transformOperation(validateOperation(operation)))) || Observable.of());
} return new ApolloLink(function () { return Observable.of(); });
}zen-observable-ts
Thin wrapper around zen-observable and @types/zen-observable, to support ESM exports as well as CommonJS exports
