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rx-op-debounce-throttle

v1.0.2

Published

Debounce/throttle hybrid operator for RxJS

Readme

Description

A hybrid debounce + throttle operator for RxJS

debounceThrottle(windowSize, scheduler)

Emits the first item from the source observable, then suppresses emissions for windowSize duration, then emits the last item from the source observable (if any) in the window.

Use case

When implementing UI animation (in particular, using ReactTransitionGroup in React), you're typically dealing with effects with fixed duration.

Let's say you have a list of elements rendered using some data from applicatio state and you're applying some animated effect when an element is moved to a new position. Your frontend cannot make any assumptions on how often this data is updated, so it's technically possible that element position is updated several times in a quick succession. Without throttling this would result in a interrupted and re-started animation.

If you apply debounce operator, you might end delaying animation indefinitely, if state changes often enough.

If you apply throttle operator, you might end up losing and never displaying the last state.

This hybrid operator allows you to start the effect immediately, guarantees that animation will have enough time to complete and that the last state will be eventually properly rendered to the user.

Marble diagram

IN:  a----b----c---|
OUT: a----b----c---|
IN:  abc---de-f----|
OUT: a---c---e---f-|
IN:  abc------def--|
OUT: a---c----d---f|
IN:  ab|
OUT: a---(b|)

Note that an operator suggested at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35957168/rx-debounce-operator-with-first-and-last actually has a very different behavior:

IN:  abc---de-f----|
OUT: a-----d------f|
IN:  abc------def----|
OUT: a---c----d-----f|
IN:  ab|
OUT: a-(b|)

Installation

Use npm or yarn

npm install --save rx-op-debounce-throttle
yarn add rx-op-debounce-throttle

Usage

import { throttleDebounceLet, throttleDebounceOp } from "rx-op-debounce-throttle";

out$ = in$.let(throttleDebounceLet(100));
out$ = in$::throttleDebounceOp(100);

or, if you're feeling lucky:

Observable.prototype.throttleDebounce = throttleDebounceOp;
out$ = in$.throttleDebounce(100);

RxOp collection