[Chartjs]-Create Chart.js after getting data from api

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You can fill chart data after getting a response from API.

Create one common function for multiple calls at the same time.

getJoin(URL_Array: Array<string>): Observable<any> {
    const observableBatch = [];
    URL_Array.forEach((url) => {
      observableBatch.push(this._httpClient.get<any>(`${API_URL}${url}`)
        .pipe(map(res => { return res; })));
    });
    return forkJoin(observableBatch);
};


getDayScan() {
  const urls = [
     this.btcPriceService.getDailyBTCScan1(), // API 1 URL
     this.btcPriceService.getDailyBTCScan2()  // API 2 URL
  ];
    this.btcPriceService.getJoin(urls)
     .subscribe(res => {
        // You will get array inside res with the same number of the array that you passed API. So Use for loop for res.

        for (let i = 0; i < res.length; i++) { // here will be res.length is 2 in this example
            const element = res[i];

            // Apply your logic here if you got different response in different API
            element.Data.Data.forEach(price => {
               this.apiDay.push(price.open);
               this.apiDayLabel.push(new Date(price.time * 1000)
               .toLocaleTimeString([], {hour: '2-digit', minute: '2-digit'}));
            });
        }

        // Call chart function after loop complete
        this.createDay(defaultChartConfig);            
    });
}

createDay(defaultChartConfig: any) {
   this.canvas = document.getElementById('dayChart');
   this.ctx = this.canvas.getContext('2d');

   const dataTotal = {
     // Total Shipments
     labels: this.apiDayLabel,
     datasets: [{
       label: 'Price',
       fill: true,
       backgroundColor: this.bgColorSelector(this.apiDay),
       borderColor: this.borderColorSelector(this.apiDay),
       borderWidth: 2,
       borderDash: [],
       borderDashOffset: 0.0,
       pointBackgroundColor: this.borderColorSelector(this.apiDay),
       pointBorderColor: 'rgba(255,255,255,0)',
       pointHoverBackgroundColor: this.borderColorSelector(this.apiDay),
       pointBorderWidth: 20,
       pointHoverRadius: 4,
       pointHoverBorderWidth: 15,
       pointRadius: 0,
       data: this.apiDay,
    }]
  };

  this.myChartDay = new Chart(this.ctx, {
     type: 'lineWithLine',
     data: dataTotal,
     options: defaultChartConfig
   });
}

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I suggest you to use async await to wait for the api response.

 async getDayScan() {
        await this.btcPriceService.getDailyBTCScan().subscribe(data => {
          data.Data.Data.forEach(price => {
            this.apiDay.push(price.open);
            this.apiDayLabel.push(new Date(price.time * 1000).toLocaleTimeString([], {hour: '2-digit', minute: '2-digit'}));
          });
        });
    }

call the getDayScan() from createDay(),

public async createDay(defaultChartConfig: any) {

    await getDayScan();

    // wait for it to finish so every necessary variable is declared
    // and only THEN go on with the other code 

    this.canvas = document.getElementById('dayChart');
    this.ctx = this.canvas.getContext('2d');

    ...

}

You need to call only the createDay() from ngOnInit()

If you don’t like to use async await, use this working example.

Sorry for any typo.

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