how to use it with SimpleSchema about meteor-rxjs HOT 10 CLOSED

+1 Simple schema is amazing, I will need it to migrate to angular - meteor.

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Try it as

let col = new Mongo.Collection(...);
col.attachSchema(...);
let obs = new MongoObservable.Collection(col);

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Hi @barbatus I tried but the insert or update uses the simple schema, but the bad thing, the collection doesn't throw any error. My action finished without any error :'( but obviously the document wasn't save in mongo db.

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As you see in the image the error is correctly passed in the callback.

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so you'll need to use second argument of the subscribe

.subscribe(..., err => ...)

Or to use catch operator

obs.catch(err => ...).subscribe(...)

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it worked for me. Thanks a lot.

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Yes barbatus I know, but the code is of https://github.com/Urigo/meteor-rxjs/blob/master/src/ObservableCollection.ts#L71. I am working in tutorial and the insert in client side doesn't throw exception, I will check with observable.
My mistake the insert in client is async :( Ok I will review it.

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Hi @barbatus, how do you manage to add the attachSchema property in an angular-meteor collection, since simple schema don't have this property and there's no typings for the collection2 package ?
Thanks

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Hi @leroadrunner,

Check my code here:

class RepliesCollection extends Mongo.Collection < Reply > {
}
let RepliesMongo: any = new RepliesCollection("replies");
RepliesMongo.attachSchema(ReplySchema);
export const Replies = new MongoObservable.Collection < Reply >(RepliesMongo);

Let me know if you need any other info on this.

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Thanks @jalalat it absolutely works.

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