Do not import `HttpClientModule`

This might sounds a bit weird.

And I hope someone tells me I’m wrong.

I do have some interceptors in my app. I do use ngx-markdown within a lazy loaded module, let’s call it LazyModule. From LazyModule, every http request is not caught by any of my interceptors.

I’ve been digging on why this lazy loaded module especially, because I have others and it works fine with them.

Then I’ve found that issue: https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/20575

HTTP_INTERCEPTORS are reset when a lazy loaded module imports another module importing HttpClientModule and yes it’s an intended behavior. So it’s not going to change and we have to deal with it.

I have no idea how to manage that, but could you somehow remove the imports: [HttpClientModule] on this line?

Otherwise it means that people cannot use ngx-markdown into a lazy loaded module if they rely on some interceptors.

[jfcere]

Look good at first sight … I’m gonna look at it tonight from home. Oh and by the way thanks a lot for doing the tests, usually people don’t care so much about it 😄

[maxime1992]

@jfcere I’ve added a commit. Let me know what you think 😃