After creating the state by calling its constructor, NGXS calls the lifecycle hook methods in the following sequence at specific moments:
| Hook | Purpose and Timing |
|---|---|
| ngxsOnChanges() | Called before ngxsOnInit() and whenever state changes. |
| ngxsOnInit() | Called once, after the first ngxsOnChanges() and before the APP_INITIALIZER token is resolved. |
| ngxsAfterBootstrap() | Called once, after the root view and all its children have been rendered. |
| ngxsDataDoCheck() | Called after ngxsAfterBootstrap() and called every time a state is reinitialized after a state reset. |
| ngxsDataAfterReset() | Called every time after reset() |
@StateRepository()
@State<Customer[]>({
name: 'customers',
defaults: []
})
@Injectable()
class CustomersStates extends NgxsDataRepository<Customer[]> implements NgxsDataDoCheck, NgxsDataAfterReset {
private subscription: Subscription;
constructor(private customer: CustomerService) {
super();
}
/**
* @description:
* This method guarantees that it will be called after the application is rendered
* and all services of the Angular are loaded, so you can subscribe to the necessary
* data streams (any observables) in this method and unsubscribe later in the method `ngxsDataAfterReset`
*/
public ngxsDataDoCheck(): void {
console.log(this.isInitialised); // true
console.log(this.isBootstrapped); // true
this.subscription = this.customer.events.subscribe((e) => console.log(e));
}
public ngxsDataAfterReset(): void {
this.subscription?.unsubscribe();
}
}@StateRepository()
@State({
name: 'counter',
defaults: 0
})
@Injectable()
class CounterState extends NgxsDataRepository<number> implements NgxsOnChanges, NgxsOnInit, NgxsAfterBootstrap {
public ngxsOnChanges(): void {
super.ngxsOnChanges(); // be sure to call the parent method
// your logic
}
public ngxsOnInit(): void {
super.ngxsOnInit(); // be sure to call the parent method
// your logic
}
public ngxsAfterBootstrap(): void {
super.ngxsAfterBootstrap(); // be sure to call the parent method
// your logic
}
}