An AsyncSubject
emits the last value (and only the last value) emitted by
the source and only after the source completes.
BehaviorSubject
when subscribed, will emit the most recently emitted item by the source,
or the initialValue
(as the seed) in case no value has yet been emitted, then continuing
to emit events subsequent to the time of invocation.
BehaviorSubject
when subscribed, will emit the most recently emitted item by the source,
or the initialValue
(as the seed) in case no value has yet been emitted, then continuing
to emit events subsequent to the time of invocation.
When the source terminates in error, the BehaviorSubject
will not emit any items to
subsequent subscribers, but instead it will pass along the error notification.
A concurrent subject is meant for imperative style feeding of events.
A concurrent subject is meant for imperative style feeding of events.
When emitting events, one doesn't need to follow the back-pressure contract. On the other hand the grammar must still be respected:
(onNext)* (onComplete | onError)
A PublishSubject
emits to a subscriber only those items that are
emitted by the source subsequent to the time of the subscription.
A PublishSubject
emits to a subscriber only those items that are
emitted by the source subsequent to the time of the subscription.
If the source terminates with an error, the PublishSubject
will not emit any
items to subsequent subscribers, but will simply pass along the error
notification from the source Observable.
PublishToOneSubject
is a monix.reactive.subjects.PublishSubject
that can be subscribed at most once.
PublishToOneSubject
is a monix.reactive.subjects.PublishSubject
that can be subscribed at most once.
In case the subject gets subscribed more than once, then the subscribers will be notified with a MultipleSubscribersException error.
Given that unicast observables are tricky, for working with this subject one can also be notified when the subscription finally happens.
ReplaySubject
emits to any observer all of the items that were emitted
by the source, regardless of when the observer subscribes.
A Subject
is a sort of bridge or proxy that acts both as an
Observer and as an Observable and that must respect
the contract of both.
A Subject
is a sort of bridge or proxy that acts both as an
Observer and as an Observable and that must respect
the contract of both.
Because it is a Observer
, it can subscribe to an Observable
and because it is an Observable
, it can pass through the items
it observes by re-emitting them and it can also emit new items.
Useful to build multicast Observables or reusable processing pipelines.
An
AsyncSubject
emits the last value (and only the last value) emitted by the source and only after the source completes.If the source terminates with an error, the
AsyncSubject
will not emit any items to subsequent subscribers, but will simply pass along the error notification from the source Observable.