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rx-rql

v0.0.2

Published

Reactive Query Language for RxJS

Downloads

5

Readme

📖 Intro

Query events from multiple streams

📦 Install

npm i rx-rql

Or try it online

🔧 API

Query root

Your query should be wrapped in a query or $ function

query(A, B, C).subscribe(console.log);

It returns an Observable of query results!

A, B, C — single emission

To select a single event from a stream — just pass that stream to the query function or one of the operators:

// $ A
// A ---Hi-----
// = ---(H|)
const A = of('H', 'i');
query(A).subscribe(console.log); // > H

// $ AA
// A ---Hi-----
// = ---H(i|)
query(A, A).subscribe(console.log); // > H > i

// $ AB
// A --H-i-----
// B -W-o-r-l-d
// = --H(o|)
const A = of('H', 'i');
const B = of('W', 'o', 'r', 'l', 'd');
query(A, B).subscribe(console.log); // > H > o

_A — mute

Use mute(…) to query an event, but suppress its emission:

// $ A_B
// A --H-i-----
// B -W-o-r-l-d
// = --(H|)
const A = of('H', 'i');
const B = of('W', 'o', 'r', 'l', 'd');
query(A, mute(B)).subscribe(console.log); // > H > W

A* — some

Use some(…) to select as many events as possible:

// $ A*
// A Hi--------
// = Hi--------
const A = of('H', 'i');
query(some(A)).subscribe(console.log); // > H > i

This operator is not greedy, it will select events while it can. You may limit it with another event:

// A*B
// A 0-1-2-3-4
// B ---b-----
// = 0-1(b|)
const A = timer(0, 10);
const B = of('b').pipe( delay(35) );
query(some(A), B).subscribe(console.log); // > 0 > 1 > b

A? — maybe

Use maybe(…) to select 0 or 1 events:

// $ A?B
// A 0-1-2-3-4
// B ---b-----
// = 0--(b|)
const A = timer(0, 10);
const B = of('b').pipe( delay(35) );
query(maybe(A), B).subscribe(console.log); // > 0 > b

A{min,max} — many

Use many(min, max)(…) to select at least min and at most max events:

// $ A{1, 3}
// A 0-1-2-3-4
// B -------b-
// = 0-1-2--(b|)
const A = timer(0, 10);
const B = of('b').pipe( delay(45) );
query(many(1, 3)(A), B).subscribe(console.log); // > 0 > 1 > 2 > b

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Please create an issue before submiting a PR — we'll be able to discuss it first!

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Enjoy 🙂