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Discover how to effectively pass events from a parent to a nested child component in Angular 8 using an event service and `RxJS` subject.
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How to Pass Events from a Parent Component to a Child Component in Angular 8

In Angular application development, you often find yourself needing to communicate between different components. One common scenario arises when you want to send events from a parent component down to a nested child component that is not a direct descendant of the parent. If you've faced the challenge of trying to fire an event from a top-level component to a child component situated further down the hierarchy, you are not alone! Luckily, there is a streamlined solution to this issue.

The Challenge

You might be dealing with a component structure where the parent looks like this:

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In this setup, when the event anext is triggered, you need to capture the $event and make it available in a child component that is not directly located under this parent. Doing this with standard input decorators is tricky, especially when you can't directly use "@ Input()" for a deeper child component.

The Solution: Using a Service with RxJS

To bridge the communication gap between your parent and the child component, you can leverage the power of an Angular Service in conjunction with the RxJS library. Here’s how you can implement this solution step-by-step:

Step 1: Create an Event Service

Generate a Service: You can create a service that will encapsulate the event handling logic.

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Step 2: Emit the Event from the Parent Component

Update the Parent Component: Modify your parent component to inject the service and use it to send the event.

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Step 3: Subscribe to the Event in the Child Component

Connect the Child Component: In your child component, subscribe to the event emitted from the service.

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Recap

To summarize, here are the key steps involved in passing an event from a parent component to a child component in Angular 8:

Create a service with an RxJS Subject to handle event communication.

Use the service in the parent component to emit events.

Subscribe to the service in the child component to receive those events.

By following this approach, you can effectively share events across components, ensuring a smooth flow of information within your Angular application—regardless of how deep the component hierarchy goes.

With this solution, you can seamlessly implement event-driven architectures in your Angular applications, enhancing your component interaction and overall application dynamics!