285. Storing Recipes

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Now, I guess it makes sense to start with saving recipes because it's

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hard to fetch them if we never save them.

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And for that,

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I will add a new method here to the data storage service,

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which I'll name store recipes.

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Now, of course,

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you can name this method however you want.

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And now here we got two possible routes we could take.

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We could accept the recipes we want to store here as

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an argument by importing our recipe model

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up here and then defining that this should be of type recipe array.

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And then here we could just write the HTTP request where we want

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to, well,

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store these recipes on the backend by sending some meaningful

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request to some URL.

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Now we could do that.

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we could also inject the recipes service

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into our data storage service.

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That would be the other way.

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And then we could directly get our currently loaded recipes from that

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recipe service and we avoid this extra argument.

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And that is what I will do indeed.

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So...

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I will inject another service here,

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the recipes service,

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which is of type recipes,

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recipe service.

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Let's name it recipe service here too.

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You need to add that import to the recipe service,

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of course.

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And now with that injected,

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I get my recipes by reaching out to this recipe

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service and by simply getting the recipes with get

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recipes.

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So this retrieves our list of recipes,

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which are now temporarily stored in that constant.

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Therefore we can remove that model import up there.

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We don't need that because we're not using the type.

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And now with the recipes loaded here in store recipes,

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we can make our HTTP request.

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So here we can now use the Angular HTTP client.

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And now we could definitely make a POST request if you would want to add one

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recipe,

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but I want to store

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all my recipes and i essentially want to overwrite any previous

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recipes i stored and for that firebase gives us an endpoint which we read

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by using a put request and again that strongly depends on

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the api you're using on the back end here firebase works such that

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we can send a put request

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to a specific URL to overwrite all the data that is stored under

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that node, your backend might work differently.

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If you're creating your own backend,

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it might be working differently.

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It's always depending on the API you're working with.

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But Firebase works such that if we send a PUT request to

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a URL,

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any data that's in there will be overwritten.

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So let me copy that here.

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that URL.

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Let's add it here.

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That's the URL I want to send this to,

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though that's not the entire URL.

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Instead,

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it should be sent to slash recipes dot JSON.

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The dot JSON is a Firebase characteristic.

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You need to add this at the end of the URL.

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It has nothing to do with the data you're sending or with Angular.

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And well,

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slash recipes,

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that's just how the Firebase Realtime Database works.

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It gives us a REST API where we in the end define our own nodes,

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which will then be translated to

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folders you could say where the data will be stored in so now

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we're sending a put request there but a put request just like a post request needs

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data to work we need to tell angular what to put on

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this uh url so to say or what to attach to this request and

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that will be our recipes here of course i guess that makes sense

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Now, as you learned,

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this alone will not send the HTTP request.

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Instead,

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that request will only be sent as soon as we subscribe.

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Now we got two routes you could take here.

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We can return our observable here by adding the return keyword,

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and then we can subscribe in the component where we're calling

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store recipes.

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Now in our case here,

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that will be the header component because that is where our buttons are.

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And in the end,

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I'm not interested in subscribing in that component because I

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don't wanna show a loading spinner,

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though of course you could do that,

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but here I just.

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don't want you.

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And therefore there is no need for me to subscribe in the component because the

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component in this scenario will not be interested in whether that

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request is done or not.

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If that's different in your application,

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obviously you can use the pattern I also showed you in the last section where

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you do subscribe in the component that triggered that request or that method.

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So here instead I will subscribe directly in the service because I have no

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interest in the response in my component.

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And I will get back a response here and we can console

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.log that to have a look at it.

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I will not do much else with it though here.

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Now with that,

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we just need to make sure that the store recipes method is getting called.

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And as I mentioned,

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that will happen from inside the header component.

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There we have that save data button.

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Let's add a click listener here and maybe call on save

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data or whatever you want to call that method here.

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And then let's add that method to the header component.

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And in here,

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we now have to call our newly added save recipes method in this data

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storage service.

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for that of course we need to inject our data storage service

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here by using its type make sure you import

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and that type from your file from your data

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storage service file in the shared folder and now with it injected

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in onsafe data we can use the data storage service and call store

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recipes and that should already be all

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Now let's go back to our application which should have reloaded and

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let's click Manage,

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Save Data.

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Here I'm getting back a response that looks promising.

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So basically Firebase in this case returns the data we did store.

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More interesting,

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let's have a look at Firebase and there indeed we see a new recipes node and

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in there we have these recipes.

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Now,

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if you watch the previous module,

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which you absolutely should,

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you saw that there Firebase created some cryptic keys for

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these recipes.

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It always does that when you post

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when you attach one data piece at a time,

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if you put data,

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it assumes that you know what you're putting there.

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And therefore, if you wanted IDs here for these recipes,

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you would have to generate and add them on your own.

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But here I'm fine with the normal array indexes

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here, which I have,

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which will be all we need.

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That is looking good.

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Our data is getting stored,

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including the ingredients,

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as you can tell.

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And with that,

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we finished the part where we store data.

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Now let's make sure we can also fetch data.

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