How to implement a debounce time in keyup event in Angular 6

Question

I create an Angular app that search students from API. It works fine but it calls API every time an input value is changed. I\'ve done a research that I need something calle

Answer 1

user.component.html

   <input type="text" #userNameRef class="form-control"  name="userName" >  <!-- template-driven -->
 <form [formGroup]="regiForm"> 
      email: <input formControlName="emailId"> <!-- formControl -->
    </form>

user.component.ts

       import { fromEvent } from 'rxjs';
       import { switchMap,debounceTime, map } from 'rxjs/operators';


        @Component({
          selector: 'app-user',
          templateUrl: './user.component.html',
          styleUrls: ['./user.component.css']
        })
        export class UserComponent implements OnInit {

          constructor(private userService : UserService) { }


             @ViewChild('userNameRef') userNameRef : ElementRef;

             emailId = new FormControl(); 
   regiForm: FormGroup = this.formBuilder.group({
      emailId: this.bookId
   });   

             ngOnInit() {

                    fromEvent(this.userNameRef.nativeElement,"keyup").pipe(
                    debounceTime(3000),
                    map((userName : any) =>userName.target.value )
                  ).subscribe(res =>{
                    console.log("User Name is :"+ res);

                  } );
    //--------------For HTTP Call------------------

                  fromEvent(this.userNameRef.nativeElement,"keyup").pipe(
                    debounceTime(3000),
                    switchMap((userName : any) =>{
                   return this.userService.search(userName.target.value)
                 })
                  ).subscribe(res =>{
                    console.log("User Name is :"+ res);

                  } );



----------
                // For formControl 

                  this.emailId.valueChanges.pipe(
                  debounceTime(3000),
                  switchMap(emailid => {
                         console.log(emailid);
                        return this.userService.search(emailid);
                        })
                         ).subscribe(res => {
                               console.log(res);
                                    });


            }

*Note: make sure that your input element is not present in ngIf Block.