A WritableResource that represents the results of a reactive HTTP request.
API
interface HttpResourceRef<T> extends WritableResource<T>, ResourceRef<T> { readonly headers: Signal<HttpHeaders | undefined>; readonly statusCode: Signal<number | undefined>; readonly progress: Signal<HttpProgressEvent | undefined>; hasValue(this: T extends undefined ? this : never): this is HttpResourceRef<Exclude<T, undefined>>; hasValue(): boolean; destroy(): void; readonly override value: WritableSignal<T>; override set(value: T): void; override update(updater: (value: T) => T): void; override asReadonly(): Resource<T>; override reload(): boolean; readonly override status: Signal<ResourceStatus>; readonly override error: Signal<Error | undefined>; readonly override isLoading: Signal<boolean>;}
headers
Signal<HttpHeaders | undefined>Signal of the response headers, when available.
statusCode
Signal<number | undefined>Signal of the response status code, when available.
progress
Signal<HttpProgressEvent | undefined>Signal of the latest progress update, if the request was made with reportProgress: true.
hasValue
this is HttpResourceRef<Exclude<T, undefined>>T extends undefined ? this : neverthis is HttpResourceRef<Exclude<T, undefined>>hasValue
booleanbooleandestroy
voidvoidvalue
WritableSignal<T>set
voidConvenience wrapper for value.set.
Tvoidupdate
voidConvenience wrapper for value.update.
(value: T) => TvoidasReadonly
Resource<T>Resource<T>reload
booleanInstructs the resource to re-load any asynchronous dependency it may have.
Note that the resource will not enter its reloading state until the actual backend request is made.
booleanstatus
Signal<ResourceStatus>The current status of the Resource, which describes what the resource is currently doing and
what can be expected of its value.
error
Signal<Error | undefined>When in the error state, this returns the last known error from the Resource.
isLoading
Signal<boolean>Whether this resource is loading a new value (or reloading the existing one).
Description
A WritableResource that represents the results of a reactive HTTP request.
HttpResources are backed by HttpClient, including support for interceptors, testing, and the
other features of the HttpClient API.