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object Pipe extends Serializable

Source
Pipe.scala
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  1. def apply[A](strategy: MulticastStrategy[A]): Pipe[A, A]

    Given a MulticastStrategy returns the corresponding Pipe.

  2. def async[A]: Pipe[A, A]

    Subject recipe for building AsyncSubject instances.

  3. def behavior[A](initial: A): Pipe[A, A]

    Subject recipe for building BehaviorSubject instances.

  4. def publish[A]: Pipe[A, A]

    Subject recipe for building PublishSubject instances.

  5. def publishToOne[A]: Pipe[A, A]

    Subject recipe for building PublishToOneSubject instances.

  6. def replay[A](initial: Seq[A]): Pipe[A, A]

    Subject recipe for building unbounded ReplaySubject instances.

    Subject recipe for building unbounded ReplaySubject instances.

    initial

    is an initial sequence of elements that will be pushed to subscribers before any elements emitted by the source.

  7. def replay[A]: Pipe[A, A]

    Subject recipe for building unbounded monix.reactive.subjects. instances.

  8. def replayLimited[A](capacity: Int, initial: Seq[A]): Pipe[A, A]

    Subject recipe for building ReplaySubject instances with a maximum capacity (after which old items start being dropped).

    Subject recipe for building ReplaySubject instances with a maximum capacity (after which old items start being dropped).

    capacity

    indicates the minimum capacity of the underlying buffer, with the implementation being free to increase it.

    initial

    is an initial sequence of elements that will be pushed to subscribers before any elements emitted by the source.

  9. def replayLimited[A](capacity: Int): Pipe[A, A]

    Subject recipe for building ReplaySubject instances with a maximum capacity (after which old items start being dropped).

    Subject recipe for building ReplaySubject instances with a maximum capacity (after which old items start being dropped).

    capacity

    indicates the minimum capacity of the underlying buffer, with the implementation being free to increase it.