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angular-http-cache's Issues

Should it be working for HttpClient?

I'm always getting the requests, shouldn't been getting from cache instead my external api?

import { HttpClient } from '@angular/common/http'
protected _get(action: string = '', params: string = ''): Observable<Object> {
    this.host = `${this.env.host}`;
    return this.http.get(`${this.host}${action}${params}`);
}
angular: 5.2.0
ng-http-cache: 1.2.0

breaks angular's cold observable logic

by default angular's Http doesn't sends the request until a subscription happens (cold observable). reading your code it seems you start the request immediately.
use rather the new Observable(subrciber => {}) construct.

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