RxJava is a Java VM implementation of Reactive Extensions: a library for composing asynchronous and event-based programs by using observable sequences.
It extends the observer pattern to support sequences of data/events and adds operators that allow you to compose sequences together declaratively while abstracting away concerns about things like low-level threading, synchronization, thread-safety and concurrent data structures.
Android specific bindings for RxJava.
This module adds a number of classes to RxJava that make writing reactive components in Android applications easy and hassle free.
This is a repository with real-world useful examples of using RxJava with Android.
Kotlin Adaptor for RxJava.
Kotlin has support for SAM (Single Abstract Method) Interfaces as Functions (i.e. Java 8 Lambdas). So you could use Kotlin in RxJava without this adaptor
A from-scratch, re-implementation of RxAndroid with a consistent, opinionated API.
Agera is a set of classes and interfaces to help write functional, asynchronous, and reactive applications for Android.
RxJava 2 Android Examples:
RxBinding is an easy one-way binding support for Android, which is based on RxJava.
This guide aims to introduce a beginner reactive programmer to the complete power of the RxJava implementation of reactive programming for the JVM. It is based on the IntroToRx guide for Rx.NET.
No experience with either reactive or functional programming is needed to follow the book. Familiarity with the basics of Java is required.
RxGroups lets you group RxJava Observables
together in groups and tie them to your Android lifecycle.
A thin wrapper around Java Collections using RxJava2 in which you can observe the insertions,removals and modifications. Inspired from observable collections in JavaFX and observable properties in Swift.
This library implements reactive paging and loading. It helps to handle the states of loading a simple data (LCE - loading/content/error) or the complex states of lists with pagination (PLCE - paging/loading/content/error). The solution is based on the usage of Unidirectional Data Flow pattern.
This is a tiny library for Android which makes it simple to monitor when your app becomes visible or hidden, in a cool RxJava way.
A simple FRP library and a android event framework built on it. This is fork of nafg reactive library for scala FRP.
compose()
your Observables into ones that load data that's cached across activity orientation changes without leaking your Activity
and without you having to worry about unsubscribing.
This project contains RxJava 2 implementations of the sample operators found in the RxMarbles Android Application.
RxLoader caches the data emitted by your Observable across orientation changes by utilizing an Android Loader, while also providing the results from an Observable preserving the RxJava pattern.
Rxjava2 scheduler transformer tools for RxLife.
This is a library that can help you to receive results from startActivityForResult()
as an Observable
.
RxPartialApplication is a library to allow partial application on RxJava function primitives.