Docs misunderstanding

[JamieGarcia123]

in this example where is http and todosURL defined?

https://ngneat.github.io/elf/docs/features/requests/requests-status#selectrequeststatus

todos.service.ts
import { setTodos, trackTodosRequestsStatus } from './todos.repository';

export function fetchTodos() {
return http.get(todosUrl).pipe(
tap(setTodos),
trackTodosRequestsStatus('todos')
);
}

[harikvpy]

I think you should treat that more as a pseudo-code rather a functional piece of code that you can direct use.

To answer your question, if it's a service (todos.service.ts), it'll have a member for HttpClient and todosUrl. So the code would look like:

export class TodosService {
   private todosUrl = <url to fetch todos>"
   constructor(private http HttpClient) {}
   fetchTodos() {
     return this.http.get(this.todosUrl).pipe(
       tap(setTodos),
       trackTodosRequestsStatus('todos')
    );
}

If you look at the rest of the docs, you'll see that it uses the rxjs fromFetch() function to make HTTP requests.