![]() Let’s do this programmatically… Debounce Timeĭebounce Time is the delay which we can add between event subscriptions. When a user stops typing this time will up, then we can hit a server API call. But how do we know when a user is done? Well, we can set a time that can reset again after a user hits a key, again when a user hits the key it will reset. Instead of making a server hit on every keyup event, we can allow a user to type a whole meaningful keyword to make a search for. This type of behaviour on search inputs can affect application performance a lot as an API hit will be made on every key event to the server. But in a technical sense if we bind a keyup event on an input search, then on every keyup event an API hit will be made for example if user types in “car” then three API hits for each character will be made. In a normal practice a user types in the query to get related results in response. Many of the real-world applications have search features that filter data fetched from a server or connected to some third-party API. By using the RxJS library we’ll control server API hits a user makes while communicating with the server limiting the network resources to optimize the client application. This application will fetch remote server responses using a third-party API by using the HttpClientModule of Angular to make Http calls. In this post, we’ll discuss how to add an Autocomplete, Suggestion control in Angular application and control the search behaviour using RxJS operators like debounceTime and distinctUntilChanged
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