livedata-combineutil-java
rx-combinetuple-kt
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livedata-combineutil-java
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How can I use view model in helper class?
3.) the MutableLiveDatas in the ViewModel initialized by SavedStateHandle.getLiveData should contain the fromDate and the toDate, and with the combination of these LiveDatas you can evaluate what to show on the screen
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Jetpack Compose is now 1.0: announcing Android’s modern toolkit for building native UI
well the third-party libraries help but internally it's just MediatorLiveData which does ship with LiveData
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What are the must go state management tools for an android kotlin app? React native we have redux, angular we have services with observables, etc…
If you're using Google's defaults, then you use a ViewModel created by Hilt and getting a reference to a SavedStateHandle, your state would be created of multiple MutableLiveDatas (each holding 1 property) created via savedStateHandle.getLiveData(), then you use MediatorLiveData (you can use a library like this or this) to combine the changes of the mutable properties into a single immutable state object observed by the "UI" (read: the view controller, aka the Fragment) using the viewLifecycleOwner property of Fragments.
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Kotlin Flow cheat sheet
MutableLiveData (java combiner/kotlin combiner) == BehaviorRelay (kotlin combiner) == MutableSharedFlow (kotlin combiner) conceptually, so it's not important to me which one it is, as long as you can throw combiners at it.
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I want to sort a LiveData<List<Players>> from Room in my Scorekeeper app. Do I need to be using Transformations? MutableLiveData? MediatorLiveData? Or something else?
Yep, that's why I have this kotlin combiner/java combiner for LiveData, but map/switchMap also rely on MediatorLiveData.
- Feedback on my latest Android project
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What is wrong with MVVM?
people exposing 11 public LiveData fields for 11 private MutableLiveData fields instead of using MediatorLiveData as combiners to reduce the number of exposed LiveData fields
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Architecture Question MVVM + DataBinding
While it is possible to combine these properties into a single emission using MediatorLiveData, if the MutableLiveData is exposed as MutableLiveData, then the fields can be directly two-way databound to XML, which is kinda the original goal and purpose of databinding.
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Weekly Questions Thread - January 12, 2021
If you need help with combiners you can also check https://github.com/Zhuinden/livedata-combineutil-java/
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Confused on how to pass data to my recyclerView
If you can't join them, you can combine LiveDatas and then map them to a common representation so that the adapter can treat it as a single list. And use itemViewType to determine which view to show per each item.
rx-combinetuple-kt
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Best data validation practice for forms?
I tend to use this lib https://github.com/Zhuinden/rx-combinetuple-kt
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Learning Android Development using Java rather than Kotlin?
I'm writing an app in Java at the moment, and I must say, I miss the Kotlin collection functions + the ability to do positional decomposition for my tuples.
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What is your tech stack?
RxJava with RxRelay (and rx-combinetuple-kt)
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Comparing Android LiveData and StateFlow
As for the combineTuple, not sure what there is to deprecate, especially in the Rx variant that I use pretty much every day
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Kotlin Flow cheat sheet
MutableLiveData (java combiner/kotlin combiner) == BehaviorRelay (kotlin combiner) == MutableSharedFlow (kotlin combiner) conceptually, so it's not important to me which one it is, as long as you can throw combiners at it.
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How have you utilized Rxjava2 Subjects in your Android production apps?
RxRelay + Rx-CombineTuple-Kt (+ Rx-ValidateBy-Kt) are things I use in my everyday life
What are some alternatives?
orbit-mvi - A simple MVI framework for Kotlin Multiplatform and Android
rx-validateby-kt - [ACTIVE] Helper to combine multiple boolean streams for simple validation.
tivi - Tivi is a TV show tracking Android app, which connects to trakt.tv
RxRelay - RxJava types that are both an Observable and a Consumer.
redux - Redux ported to java/android (name tbd)
livedata-combinetuple-kt - [ACTIVE] Helper function to combine LiveData into tuples.
MvRx - Mavericks: Android on Autopilot
flow-combinetuple-kt - [ACTIVE] Helper function to combine Flow into tuples.
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Clother - Clother is an Android client-server app for swapping unused clothes.
sunflower - A gardening app illustrating Android development best practices with migrating a View-based app to Jetpack Compose.
android-persistence