rx-android

I have been using RxJava in my project for about a year now. With time, I grew to love it very much - now I'm thinking maybe too much... Most methods I write now have some form of Rx in it, which is great! (until it's not). I now notice that some methods require a lot of work to combine the different observable producing methods. I get the feeling that although I understand what I write now, the next programmer will have a really hard time understanding my code. Before I get to the bottom line let me give an example straight from my code in Kotlin (Don't dive too deep into it): private fun <T

I am trying to filter the list on the basis of it's property. For example, Sensors class has a property isActive and I want to get all the objects with isActive as true but I am unable to do it. I tried different ways but I didn't find the solution. Can someone help me to do it? Here is my code: mCompositeDisposable.add( fcService.getStationList() .subscribeOn(Schedulers.io()) .flatMap( stations -> { return fcService.getSensorList(stations.get(0).getName().getOriginal()); }) .subscribe(this::handleSensors, this::handleError) ); First, you need to emit each item from the List individually. That

I have two Observables . Observable<A> getAObservable() Returns Observable of A Observable<B> getBObservable(A) Returns Observable of 'B'. Here Observable<A> should execute before Observable<B> so that it can pass its result A to getBObservable() method. Now once Observable<B> completes I need to combine the result of these observable and Observable<AB> should returns. Options Tried: Take Observable<A> and apply flatMap on it so that it transform result in B . Now at this point I am not having access to A data. Hence I can't return Observable I can use zip so that once I get the result of both

In android i use Timer to execute task that repeats every 5 seconds and starts after 1 second in this way: Timer timer = new Timer(); timer.scheduleAtFixedRate(new TimerTask() { @Override public void run() { // Here is the repeated task } }, /*Start after*/1000, /*Repeats every*/5000); // here i stop the timer timer.cancel(); this timer will repeat Until i call timer.cancel() I am learning RxJava with RxAndroid extension So i found this code on internet, i tried it and it doesnt repeat: Observable.timer(3000, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS) .subscribeOn(Schedulers.newThread()) .observeOn

I am using RxJava and RxAndroid with Retrofit2. Observable<ResponseOne> responseOneObservable = getRetrofitClient().getDataOne() .subscribeOn(Schedulers.io()) .observeOn(AndroidSchedulers.mainThread()); Observable<ResponseTwo> responseTwoObservable = getRetrofitClient().getDataTwo() .subscribeOn(Schedulers.io()) .observeOn(AndroidSchedulers.mainThread()); Using zip operator as below on above two Observer. Observable<ArrayList<TestData>> testDataObservable = Observable.zip(responseOneObservable, responseTwoObservable, new Func2<ResponseOne, ResponseTwo, ArrayList<TestData>>() { @Override public

I'm trying to download files using OkHttp and writing to disk with Okio. Also I've created an rx observable for this process. It is working, however it is noticeably slower than what I had previously used (Koush's Ion library). Here's how I create the observable: public Observable<FilesWrapper> download(List<Thing> things) { return Observable.from(things) .map(thing -> { File file = new File(getExternalCacheDir() + File.separator + thing.getName()); if (!file.exists()) { Request request = new Request.Builder().url(thing.getUrl()).build(); Response response; try { response = client.newCall

I'm trying to create group list based on certain conditions in Rxjava. Below is my response: { "dates":[ { "date":18, "value":"1" }, { "date":18, "value":"2" }, { "date":18, "value":"3" }, { "date":19, "value":"1" }, { "date":19, "value":"2" }, { "date":19, "value":"3" }, { "date":19, "value":"4" } ] } How can group by the values 18 [value 1, value 2, value 3, highestvalue= 3, lowestvalue = 1] 19[value 1, value 2, value 3, value 4,highestvalue= 4, lowestvalue = 1] using Rxjava Note: I can create using for loop but the response will be fetched from the server and since it is returning