MealPlanComponent list now leverages RxJS#1
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Created a new MealPlanListDatasource service. This is responsible for handling the data for the meal plan list. It leverages a BehaviorSubject for its data handling. It's still a bit imperative it in its design, but that does make it easy to follow. Going full declarative is possible by leveraging more complicated operators from RxJS, but it doesn't feel worth it. This could probably still be improved by storing the data as a map to allow more efficient updates, but this should be fine for now. NOTE: this is completely untested.
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Created a new MealPlanListDatasource service. This is responsible for handling the data for the meal plan list.
It leverages a BehaviorSubject for its data handling. It's still a bit imperative it in its design, but that does make it easy to follow. Going full declarative is possible by leveraging more complicated operators from RxJS, but it doesn't feel worth it.
This could probably still be improved by storing the data as a map to allow more efficient updates, but this should be fine for now.
NOTE: this is completely untested.
Feel free to ask any questions 😄