The asynchronous operations in Angular become more efficient because of RxJS operators. The most essential operators for dealing with nested observables such as API requests and event streams are higher-order mapping operators switchMap, mergeMap, and concatMap.
The operator matches your needs if you want results from the most recent attempt.
searchInput.valueChanges.pipe(
switchMap(query => this.apiService.search(query))
).subscribe(result => console.log(result));
The latest value emission causes automatic cancellation of previously made requests.
The operator allows running multiple simultaneous operations such as bulk API calls.
from(users).pipe(
mergeMap(user => this.apiService.getUserDetails(user.id))
).subscribe(userDetails => console.log(userDetails));
Different requests execute instantly without needing the completion of past requests.
The concatMap operation proceeds requests sequentially when execution sequence is important such as handling a queue system.
from(tasks).pipe(
concatMap(task => this.apiService.processTask(task.id))
).subscribe(result => console.log(result));
The operator maintains execution sequence of requests so they process one by one in proper order.
Within RxJS the higher-order mapping operators control the management of complex asynchronous workflows that run through Angular workflows.
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