问题
Using Apple's new Combine framework I want to make multiple requests from each element in a list. Then I want a single result from a reduction of all the the responses. Basically I want to go from list of publishers to a single publisher that holds a list of responses.
I've tried making a list of publishers, but I don't know how to reduce that list into a single publisher. And I've tried making a publisher containing a list but I can't flat map a list of publishers.
Please look at the "createIngredients" function
func createIngredient(ingredient: Ingredient) -> AnyPublisher<CreateIngredientMutation.Data, Error> {
return apollo.performPub(mutation: CreateIngredientMutation(name: ingredient.name, optionalProduct: ingredient.productId, quantity: ingredient.quantity, unit: ingredient.unit))
.eraseToAnyPublisher()
}
func createIngredients(ingredients: [Ingredient]) -> AnyPublisher<[CreateIngredientMutation.Data], Error> {
// first attempt
let results = ingredients
.map(createIngredient)
// results = [AnyPublisher<CreateIngredientMutation.Data, Error>]
// second attempt
return Publishers.Just(ingredients)
.eraseToAnyPublisher()
.flatMap { (list: [Ingredient]) -> Publisher<[CreateIngredientMutation.Data], Error> in
return list.map(createIngredient) // [AnyPublisher<CreateIngredientMutation.Data, Error>]
}
}
I'm not sure how to take an array of publishers and convert that to a publisher containing an array.
Result value of type '[AnyPublisher]' does not conform to closure result type 'Publisher'
回答1:
Essentially, in your specific situation you're looking at something like this:
func createIngredients(ingredients: [Ingredient]) -> AnyPublisher<[CreateIngredientMutation.Data], Error> {
let publisherOfPublishers = Publishers.Sequence<[AnyPublisher<CreateIngredientMutation.Data, Error>], Error>(sequence: ingredients.map(createIngredient))
return publisherOfPublishers.flatMap { $0 }.collect().eraseToAnyPublisher()
}
This 'collects' all the elements produced by the upstream publishers and – once they have all completed – produces an array with all the results and finally completes itself.
Bear in mind, if one of the upstream publishers fails – or produces more than one result – the number of elements may not match the number of subscribers, so you may need additional operators to mitigate this depending on your situation.
The more generic answer, with a way you can test it using the EntwineTest framework:
import XCTest
import Combine
import EntwineTest
final class MyTests: XCTestCase {
func testCreateArrayFromArrayOfPublishers() {
typealias SimplePublisher = Publishers.Just<Int>
// we'll create our 'list of publishers' here
let publishers: [SimplePublisher] = [
.init(1),
.init(2),
.init(3),
]
// we'll turn our publishers into a sequence of
// publishers, a publisher of publishers if you will
let publisherOfPublishers = Publishers.Sequence<[SimplePublisher], Never>(sequence: publishers)
// we flatten our publisher of publishers into a single merged stream
// via `flatMap` then we `collect` all the results into a single array,
// and finally we return the resulting publisher
let finalPublisher = publisherOfPublishers.flatMap{ $0 }.collect()
// Let's test what we expect to happen, will happen.
// We'll create a scheduler to run our test on
let testScheduler = TestScheduler()
// Then we'll start a test. Our test will subscribe to our publisher
// at a virtual time of 200, and cancel the subscription at 900
let testableSubscriber = testScheduler.start { finalPublisher }
// we're expecting that, immediately upon subscription, our results will
// arrive. This is because we're using `just` type publishers which
// dispatch their contents as soon as they're subscribed to
XCTAssertEqual(testableSubscriber.sequence, [
(200, .subscription), // we're expecting to subscribe at 200
(200, .input([1, 2, 3])), // then receive an array of results immediately
(200, .completion(.finished)), // the `collect` operator finishes immediately after completion
])
}
}
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56782078/swift-combine-how-to-create-a-single-publisher-from-a-list-of-publishers