RxStore | tiny library that assists in saving and restoring objects | Reactive Programming library
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A tiny library that assists in saving and restoring objects to and from disk using RxJava.
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- Main entry point for example
- Creates a list
- Creates a value store for a file
- Observes a value update from the current value updates
- Gets value from file
- Runs the given Runnable in a read - write lock
- Returns a list of objects
- Creates a single list
- Read data from a file
- Reads a JSON object from a file
- Write data to a file
- Write the given object to a JSON file
- Write the given object to the file
- Returns a Observable that starts with the update
- Non - blocking get
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QUESTION
I'm writing a project in Combine and SwiftUI with backward compatibility for iOS 12/11 with RxSwift, RxCocoa and UIKit. My project is based on a lot of protocols, associated types and generics. When I'm running the project on iOS 13 it works fine but on iOS 12 the app suddenly crash.
I'm trying a Redux architecture with some changes. I have reducers, actions (as enums), stores and store providers (a store provider is intended to instantiate two stores: rxstore and a combinestore . (i know it's not the best way to do that but I would like to understand why the bug occurs).
Also I have a so called ReduxArchiver
and a ReduxArchiverElement
. This one (ReduxArchiver
) is like a listener or a delegate intended to handle and save redux store changes. (also I know it's not the best solution). When a store have a new state the ReduxArchiver
handle the change, modify data as needed and decide to save or not the state on disk. Archiver is also intended to load app states from disk when a store is instantiated.
The error is Thread 1: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (code=1, address=0x10)
and appears when I'm instantiating an object of ReduxArchiver
type. It happens because of the instantiation of ReduxArchiverElement
array (see the code below or here: https://github.com/mariusjcb/CrossReduxSOA )
Sometimes it appears in console:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-14 at 19:19I don't fully understand the root cause of the issue, but I was able to solve this by removing Identifiable
conformance on one of my protocols. My deployment target is iOS 10, so in hindsight, I'm unsure why my framework was ever able to compile without @available checks.
QUESTION
I currently have something like this in the footer component of my project
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-20 at 13:28That is what Angular's Component Interaction is made for. Using @Input
to pass data into a component and @Output
to notify a parent about a childs event.
If you have an app structure that makes this too complicated, you would want to think about using Redux.
If that is too complicated or over-engineered for this you can write a simple service. This service should provide an Observable
which your footer component subscribes to. From the other component now run a function in the service which delivers the next value in the Observable
.
QUESTION
I have the following singleton:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-10 at 14:49Turns out, I've been using Subjects wrong all along. Here's the correct version of what I wanted to implement above:
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