rx-swift

Let's say I have a UIButton in a UITableViewCell . After dequeuing the cell from the UITableView I want to subscribe to the UIButton.rx.tap . The issue is that if my UITableViewCell is dequeued multiple times, the subscriptions would retain. Currently I solve this problem by allocating a Disposable property in my UITableViewCell , setting it when the subscription is create, and calling Disposable.dispose() on UITableViewCell.prepareForReuse() , however as far as I understand implementing features in a way that requires you to call Disposable.dispose() implies that you are doing something wrong

I used official two-way-binding solution func <-> <T>(property: ControlProperty<T>, variable: Variable<T>) -> Disposable{ let bindToUIDisposable = variable.asObservable() .bindTo(property) let bindToVariable = property .subscribe(onNext: { n in variable.value = n }, onCompleted: { bindToUIDisposable.dispose() }) return Disposables.create(bindToUIDisposable, bindToVariable) } Usage: (textField.rx.text <-> object.property).addDisposableTo(disposeBag) Property definition: var property = Variable<String?>(nil) In onNext method all ok and variable changed its value, but my object.property doesn't

I am using RxSwift for tableview. I need to reload my table each time after getting data from api but I'm failed to do this. I couldn't find any solution for that. Can anybody help? I have an array of places obtain from response of an Api.I have used this code in view did load, but its is not being called when array is updated. Mehreen I have found the issue. My array was not being getting updated correctly. I did the following changes. Declare dataSource variable of ModelClass: let dataSource = Variable<[SearchResult]>([]) Bind it with the table view right now it is empty: dataSource

Here is my class: class ViewController: UIViewController { var myArray : NSArray! } I want to fire an event every time myArray points to a new array, like this: self.myArray = ["a"] self.myArray = ["b"] I've tried rx_observe but failed, here is my code: self.rx_observe(NSArray.self, "myArray").subscribeNext { (array) -> Void in print(array) } It only fires the first time, what's the problem? Most of the time, if you have control of the backing variable, you would prefer Variable to using rx_observe . class ViewController: UIViewController { var myArray : Variable<NSArray>! } The first time you

First of all, I'm new to rxswift so I guess the answer is obvious however at the moment I can't find solution by myself. I have two functions: func downloadAllTasks() -> Observable<[Task]> func getTaskDetails(taskId: Int64) -> Observable<TaskDetails> First one is downloading the list of Task objects using network request, second one downloading task details for sepcific task (using it's id) What I want of achieve is to download all tasks and then for each task I want to download its details and subscribe for the event fired when all tasks details are ready. So I guess I should subscribe

I am currently using Moya to make my network requests. I have implemented the following from one of the example projects @ https://github.com/DroidsOnRoids/RxSwiftExamples#tutorials Below I have set up restaurantSearch so that when someone enters text it makes a new request. var restaurantSearch: Observable<(String)> { return searchBar .rx_text .throttle(0.5, scheduler: MainScheduler.instance) .distinctUntilChanged() } I have a method that returns an observable of type [Restaurant] func restaurants() -> Observable<[Restaurant]> { return restaurantSearch .observeOn(MainScheduler.instance)

I have authorization controller with 2 UITextField properties and 1 UIButton. I want to bind my View to ViewModel but don't know how to to do it. This is my AuthorizatioVC.swift: class AuthorizationViewController: UIViewController { let disposeBag = DisposeBag() @IBOutlet weak var passwordTxtField: UITextField! @IBOutlet weak var loginTxtField: UITextField! @IBOutlet weak var button: UIButton! override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() addBindsToViewModel() } func addBindsToViewModel(){ let authModel = AuthorizationViewModel(authClient: AuthClient()) authModel.login.asObservable()

I want to observe the property UITextfield.editing . I'm using this code: self.money.rx_observe(Bool.self, "editing").subscribeNext { (value) in print("") }.addDisposableTo(disposeBag) But in the process of running, it's only performed once. How do I solve this，please solidcell Don't observe the editing property, because it's not just a stored property. It's defined as: public var editing: Bool { get } So you don't know how UIKit is actually getting that value. Instead, use rx.controlEvent and specify the control events you're interested in, like so: textField.rx.controlEvent([.editingDidBegin