meanie-angular-duplicate-requests-filter
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A decorator for the Angular $http service to filter duplicate requests
A decorator for the Angular $http service to filter duplicate requests
You can install this package using npm:
npm install meanie-angular-duplicate-requests-filter --save
Include the script node_modules/meanie-angular-duplicate-requests-filter/release/meanie-angular-duplicate-requests-filter.js in your build process, or add it via a <script> tag to your index.html:
<script src="node_modules/meanie-angular-duplicate-requests-filter/release/meanie-angular-duplicate-requests-filter.js"></script>
Add DuplicateRequestsFilter.Decorator as a dependency for your app.
Including the module as a dependency is enough and will automatically enable duplicate request filtering.
Please report any bugs, issues, suggestions and feature requests in the meanie-angular-duplicate-requests-filter issue tracker.
Pull requests are welcome! If you would like to contribute to Meanie, please check out the Meanie contributing guidelines.
(MIT License)
Copyright 2016-2017, Adam Reis
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A decorator for the Angular $http service to filter duplicate requests
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