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# Hold to send button
> author: thomas-laforge
> author: alcaidio
### Run Application

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> "As a user, I would like to save something by holding down the button for a certain amount of time."
Here the prototype made by Lucie :
Here the prototype made by Lucie:
![prototype gif](../../../../../../docs/src/assets/rxjs/49/prototype.gif)
## Acceptance Criteria
1. We should be able to configure a maintenance duration in milliseconds.
2. Pressing and holding the button triggers the countdown on "mousedown" event.
3. On "mouseleave" or "mouseup" events, the progress bar is reset to 0.
2. Pressing and holding the button triggers the countdown on the `mousedown` event.
3. On `mouseleave` or `mouseup` events, the progress bar is reset to 0.
4. The progress bar representing the remaining relative time should reflect the remaining time.
5. Simulates a backup request when the hold time is over (console log or alert).
5. Simulates a backend request when the hold time is over (console log or alert).
6. You must maximize the use of RxJS operators and be as declarative as possible.
<details>
<summary>Tips 🤫 (if you really need it and after careful consideration)</summary>
<ul>
<li>Create the `HolddableDirective`</li>
<li>Use `TemplateRef` and `fromEvent` from rxjs to catch events OR `@HostListener`</li>
<li>Perhaps the following rxjs operators can help you: interval, takeUntil, switchmap, takeWhile/retry...</li>
<li>Create the `HoldableDirective`</li>
<li>Use `TemplateRef` and `fromEvent` from RxJS to catch events or `@HostListener`</li>
<li>Perhaps the following RxJS operators can help you: interval, takeUntil, switchMap, takeWhile/retry...</li>
</ul>
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