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There is an Observable of the array of places:

places: Observable<Array<any>>;

In template it used with the async pipe:

<tr *ngFor="let place of places | async">
  ...
</tr>

After some user actions I need to remove the place with specific id from this array. I have something like this in my code, but it doesn't work:

deletePlace(placeId: number): void {
  this.apiService.deletePlace(placeId)
  .subscribe(
    (res: any) => {
      this.places
        .flatMap((places) => places)
        .filter((place) => place.id != placeId);
    }, 
    (err: any) => console.log(err)
  );    
}  

Can you help me with this?

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You can't do it this way since you can't "update" an observable (i.e. it doesn't keep states) but you can react to an event through it.

For your use case, I would leverage the scan operator and merge two streams into a single one:

  • one for the initial loading
  • another one for the delete event.

Here is a sample:

let obs = this.http.get('/data').map(res => res.json());

this.deleteSubject = new Subject();

this.mergedObs = obs.merge(this.deleteSubject)
.startWith([])
.scan((acc, val) => {
  if (val.op && val.op==='delete') {
    var index = acc.findIndex((elt) => elt.id === val.id);
    acc.splice(index, 1);
    return acc;
  } else {
    return acc.concat(val);
  }
});

To trigger an element deletion, simply send an event on the subject:

this.deleteSubject.next({op:'delete', id: '1'});

See this plunkr: https://plnkr.co/edit/8bYoyDiwM8pM74BYe8SI?p=preview.


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