NAME

RxPerl::Extras - original extra operators for RxPerl

SYNOPSIS

            

              
              
use RxPerl::Mojo qw/ ... /; # RxPerl::IOAsync and RxPerl::AnyEvent also possible
use RxPerl::Extras 'op_exhaust_map_with_latest'; # or ':all'
# (pause 5 seconds) 0, (pause 5 seconds) 2, complete
rx_timer(0, 2)->pipe(
    op_take(3),
    op_exhaust_map_with_latest(sub ($val, @) {
        return rx_of($val)->pipe( op_delay(5) );
    }),
)->subscribe($observer);
            
          

DESCRIPTION

RxPerl::Extras is a collection of original RxPerl operators not found in RxJS, which the author thinks might be useful to many.

It currently contains four pipeable operators.

EXPORTABLE FUNCTIONS

The code samples in this section assume $observer has been set to:

            

              
              
$observer = {
    next     => sub {say "next: ", $_[0]},
    error    => sub {say "error: ", $_[0]},
    complete => sub {say "complete"},
};
            
          

PIPEABLE OPERATORS

op_exhaust_all_with_latest

See "op_exhaust_map_with_latest".

            

              
              
# (pause 5 seconds) 0, (pause 5 seconds) 2, complete
rx_timer(0, 2)->pipe(
    op_take(3),
    op_map(sub { rx_of($_)->pipe( op_delay(5) ) }),
    op_exhaust_all_with_latest(),
)->subscribe($observer);
            
          

op_exhaust_map_with_latest

Works like RxPerl's op_exhaust_map, except if any new next events arrive before exhaustion, the latest of those events will be processed after exhaustion as well.

            

              
              
# (pause 5 seconds) 0, (pause 5 seconds) 2, complete
rx_timer(0, 2)->pipe(
    op_take(3),
    op_exhaust_map_with_latest(sub ($val, @) {
        return rx_of($val)->pipe( op_delay(5) );
    }),
)->subscribe($observer);
            
          

op_throttle_time_with_both_leading_and_trailing

Similar to RxPerl's op_throttle, it immediately emits an event it received if none have been emitted by this operator during the past $duration seconds, but if during the next $duration seconds some next events are received, the latest one will be emitted as soon as $duration ends.

            

              
              
op_throttle_time_with_both_leading_and_trailing($duration)
# 0, (pause 3 seconds) 4, complete
rx_timer(0, 0.7)->pipe(
    op_throttle_time_with_both_leading_and_trailing(3),
    op_take(2),
)->subscribe($observer);
            
          

op_throttle_with_both_leading_and_trailing

            

              
              
# 0, (pause 3 seconds) 4, complete
rx_timer(0, 0.7)->pipe(
    op_throttle_with_both_leading_and_trailing(sub ($val) { rx_timer(3) }),
    op_take(2),
)->subscribe($observer);
            
          

NOTIFICATIONS FOR NEW RELEASES

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COMMUNITY CODE OF CONDUCT

RxPerl's Community Code of Conduct applies to this module too.

LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2024 Alexander Karelas.

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

AUTHOR

Alexander Karelas <karjala@cpan.org>