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Implement mergeDelayError #205
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Something like this perhaps? final class MergeDelayErrorOperator implements OperatorInterface
{
private ObservableInterface $subsequentObservable;
/**
* MergeDelayErrorOperator constructor.
*
* @param ObservableInterface $subsequentObservable
*/
public function __construct(ObservableInterface $subsequentObservable)
{
$this->subsequentObservable = $subsequentObservable;
}
public function __invoke(ObservableInterface $observable, ObserverInterface $observer): DisposableInterface
{
$errors = [];
return $observable
->materialize()
->merge($this->subsequentObservable->materialize())
->filter(static function ($event) use (&$errors) {
$class = get_class($event);
if ($class === OnErrorNotification::class) {
$errors[] = $event;
return false;
} elseif ($class === OnCompletedNotification::class) {
return false;
}
return true;
})
->dematerialize()
->subscribe(
[$observer, 'onNext'],
[$observer, 'onError'],
static function () use ($observer, &$errors) {
array_map(fn(Notification $n) => $n->accept($observer), $errors);
$observer->onCompleted();
}
);
}
} |
@bartvanhoutte I have tested a couple of ideas. Here is my preferred solution: Observable::fromArray([$observable1, $observable2])
->reduce(function ($a, Observable $o) {
$s = new Subject();
return [
$a[0]->merge($o->catch(function (\Throwable $e) use ($s) {
$s->onError($e);
return Observable::empty();
})),
$a[1]->merge($s)
];
}, [Observable::empty(), Observable::empty()])
->flatMap(function ($a) {
return $a[0]->concat($a[1]);
}); Here it is implemented as a function in the public function mergeDelayError(Observable $o) : Observable {
return Observable::fromArray([$this, $o])
->reduce(function ($a, Observable $o) {
$s = new Subject();
return [
$a[0]->merge($o->catch(function (\Throwable $e) use ($s) {
$s->onError($e);
return Observable::empty();
})),
$a[1]->merge($s)
];
}, [Observable::empty(), Observable::empty()])
->flatMap(function ($a) {
return $a[0]->concat($a[1]);
});
} Below is a test of the solution: <?php
namespace Rx\Functional\Operator;
use Rx\Functional\FunctionalTestCase;
use Rx\Observable;
use Rx\Subject\Subject;
class MergeDelayErrorTest extends FunctionalTestCase
{
/**
* @test
*/
public function it_waits_for_complete_before_emitting_error()
{
$xs = $this->createColdObservable(array(
onNext(100, 4),
onNext(200, 2),
onNext(300, 3),
onNext(400, 1),
onCompleted(500)
));
$ys = $this->createColdObservable(array(
onNext(50, 'foo'),
onNext(100, 'bar'),
onNext(150, 'baz'),
onError(160, new \Exception()),
onNext(200, 'qux'),
onCompleted(250)
));
$results = $this->scheduler->startWithCreate(function() use ($xs, $ys) {
$xs->mergeDelayError($ys);
});
$this->assertMessages(array(
onNext(250, 'foo'),
onNext(300, 4),
onNext(300, 'bar'),
onNext(350, 'baz'),
onNext(400, 2),
onNext(500, 3),
onNext(600, 1),
onError(700, new \Exception())
), $results->getMessages());
$this->assertSubscriptions(array(subscribe(200, 700)), $xs->getSubscriptions());
$this->assertSubscriptions(array(subscribe(200, 360)), $ys->getSubscriptions());
}
} |
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Is there any way to implement mergeDelayError using the existing operators? If not, it would be very handy to have this operator.
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