Hi Rj,
I don't have the time right now to rewrite your code. However, subscribing
inside a subscribe is a big antipattern and should be avoided.
What you need is to make it a rxjs flow that uses composition.
the following is just a idea, not working code:
function demo() {
const url1 = '';
const payload = '';
const url2 =
'http://ws.integration.banyantechnology.com/services/api/rest/GetQuotes';
const getQuote = () =>
this.http.post(url2, payload).pipe(
tap(getQuoteResponse => {
this.getQuoteResponse = getQuoteResponse;
if (this.getQuoteResponse.RatingCompleted === true) {
this.ratingCompleted = true;
}
})
);
const sub = this.http
.post(url1, payload)
.pipe(
tap(importForQuoteResponse => {
this.importForQuoteResponse = importForQuoteResponse;
this.loadId = this.importForQuoteResponse.Load.Loadinfo.LoadID;
}),
expand(() => (this.this.ratingCompleted ? empty() : getQuote()))
)
.subscribe();
}
Note, `tap` descibes a side-effect, you should limit those to a minimum to
create maintainable code
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