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reactive-component-manager

v1.3.7

Published

This Manager allows you to manage your reactive (Angular) component. You can register new Events by simply using: `rcm.registerListener('listenerName', (observable) => observable.pipe(...)`

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Reactive Component Manager

This Manager allows you to manage your reactive (Angular) component. You can register new Events by simply using: rcm.registerListener('listenerName', (observable) => observable.pipe(...)

Observable Handling

To subscribe to all your registered Listeners you just have to subscribe once to eventManager.getAllListeners(). These can either be done be using an async pipe or by using the default way with .subscribe(()=>{}).

Registering a new Event

To register a new listener use:

rcm.registerListener('listenerName', (observable) => observable.pipe(...)

or if you just want to add a observable, to be listened to:

rcm.registerListener('listenerName', observable)

It is possible to register listener or sources after the completion or emition of a previous value. Please take this into account while using this libary!

Emitting new Events

You can choose each listener by name: rcm.getListener('listenerName') and then using .next(listenerValue) to emit a new Value

Working example

The following example has all necessary functions to build a complete async Component

const {ReactiveComponentManager} = require('reactive-component-manager');
const {of, tap, map ,withLatestFrom} = require("rxjs");

let rcm = new ReactiveComponentManager();

rcm.getAllListeners().subscribe(console.log);

rcm.registerListener('add', (obs) =>
	obs.pipe(
		map((i)=>i+i),
		tap((event) => console.log('received event:', event))
	));
	
rcm.registerListener('sub', (obs) => {
	return obs.pipe(
		withLatestFrom(rcm.getListener('add')),
		map(([otherNumber, addNUmber]) => (otherNumber - addNUmber)),
		tap((event) => console.log('received event:', event))
	);
});

rcm.register({
	justOne: of(1),
	justTwo: of(2),
	justFour: of(4)
});

rcm.next('add',1)
rcm.next('sub',6)
rcm.next('sub',122)

setTimeout(()=>{}, 3000)