Example #1
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    def test_window_sum(self):
        res = []
        rx.from_(range(6)).pipe(
            ops.window_with_count(count=3, skip=1),
            ops.flat_map(lambda i: i.pipe(ops.sum(), )),
        ).subscribe(on_next=res.append)

        assert res == [3, 6, 9, 12, 9, 5, 0]
Example #2
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        def create():
            def mapper(w, i):
                def mapping(x):
                    return "%s %s" % (i, x)

                return w.pipe(ops.map(mapping))

            return xs.pipe(ops.window_with_count(3, 2),
                           ops.map_indexed(mapper), ops.merge_all())
Example #3
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    def buffer_with_count(source: Observable) -> Observable:
        nonlocal skip

        if skip is None:
            skip = count

        def mapper(value):
            return value.pipe(ops.to_iterable(), ops.map(list))

        def predicate(value):
            return len(value) > 0

        return source.pipe(ops.window_with_count(count, skip), ops.flat_map(mapper), ops.filter(predicate))
Example #4
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    def open(self):
        print("WebSocket aberto")

        # Um Sujeito é observável e observ5ador, portanto, podemos nos inscrever
        # para ele e também alimentá-lo (on_next) com novos valores
        self.subject = Subject()

        # Agora pegamos nossos óculos mágicos e projetamos o fluxo de bytes em
        query = self.subject.pipe(
            # 1. fluxo de códigos-chave
            ops.map(lambda obj: obj["keycode"]),
            # 2. fluxo de janelas (10 ints de comprimento)
            ops.window_with_count(10, 1),
            # 3. fluxo de booleanos, verdadeiro ou falso
            ops.flat_map(lambda win: win.pipe(ops.sequence_equal(codes))),
            # 4. fluxo de verdadeiras
            ops.filter(lambda equal: equal))
        # 4. então, assinamos o Trues e sinalizamos para a Konami! se virmos algum
        query.subscribe(lambda x: self.write_message("Konami!"))
Example #5
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    def open(self):
        print("WebSocket opened")

        # A Subject is both an observable and observer, so we can both subscribe
        # to it and also feed (on_next) it with new values
        self.subject = Subject()

        # Now we take on our magic glasses and project the stream of bytes into
        # a ...
        query = self.subject.pipe(
            # 1. stream of keycodes
            ops.map(lambda obj: obj["keycode"]),
            # 2. stream of windows (10 ints long)
            ops.window_with_count(10, 1),
            # 3. stream of booleans, True or False
            ops.flat_map(lambda win: win.pipe(ops.sequence_equal(codes))),
            # 4. stream of Trues
            ops.filter(lambda equal: equal))
        # 4. we then subscribe to the Trues, and signal Konami! if we see any
        query.subscribe(lambda x: self.write_message("Konami!"))
Example #6
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    def open(self):
        print("WebSocket opened")

        # A Subject is both an observable and observer, so we can both subscribe
        # to it and also feed (on_next) it with new values
        self.subject = Subject()

        # Now we take on our magic glasses and project the stream of bytes into
        # a ...
        query = self.subject.pipe(
            # 1. stream of keycodes
            ops.map(lambda obj: obj["keycode"]),
            # 2. stream of windows (10 ints long)
            ops.window_with_count(10, 1),
            # 3. stream of booleans, True or False
            ops.flat_map(lambda win: win.pipe(ops.sequence_equal(codes))),
            # 4. stream of Trues
            ops.filter(lambda equal: equal)
        )
        # 4. we then subscribe to the Trues, and signal Konami! if we see any
        query.subscribe(lambda x: self.write_message("Konami!"))
Example #7
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        def create():
            def proj(w, i):
                return w.pipe(ops.map(lambda x: str(i) + ' ' + str(x)))

            return xs.pipe(ops.window_with_count(3, 2), ops.map_indexed(proj),
                           ops.merge_all())
Example #8
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def read_last_line_from_file(filename):
    with open(filename) as file:
        lines = file.readlines()
        last_line = lines[-1]
        return rx.just(last_line)


read_last_line_from_file('test.csv').pipe(
    ops.flat_map(lambda line: read_last_line_from_file('test2.csv'))
).subscribe(print_value)
# 두번째 파일의 결과만 있다는것에 유의 해서 보라

print('-- window_with_count')  # 버퍼와 비슷
rx.from_(range(3)).pipe(ops.window_with_count(2)).subscribe(print_value)
# 두개의 옵져버블이 생성됨
# observable=[1, 2]
# observable=[3]

print('-- window_with_count | FlatMap')
rx.from_(range(3)).pipe(ops.window_with_count(2),
                        ops.flat_map(lambda x: x)).subscribe(print_value)
# flatmap 은
# flat 하면 리스트를 푼다.
# [[1,2], [3]] -> [1,2,3]
# 그리고 나서 map 한다. x -> x
# [1, 2, 3] -> [1, 2, 3]

print('-- window_with_time')
 def create():
     def mapper(w, i):
         def mapping(x):
             return "%s %s" % (i, x)
         return w.pipe(ops.map(mapping))
     return xs.pipe(ops.window_with_count(3, 2), ops.map_indexed(mapper), ops.merge_all())
 def create():
     def proj(w, i):
         return w.pipe(ops.map(lambda x: str(i) + ' ' + str(x)))
     return xs.pipe(ops.window_with_count(3, 2), ops.map_indexed(proj), ops.merge_all())
Example #11
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rx.from_iterable([1, 2, 3, 4]).subscribe(print)

# bufferはたまってから処理する
rx.from_iterable(range(10)).pipe(op.map(lambda x: x * 2),
                                 op.buffer_with_count(3)).subscribe(print)

rx.from_iterable(range(10)).pipe(
    op.map(lambda x: x * 2),
    op.buffer_with_count(3),
    # ここではリストになっている
    op.map(len)).subscribe(print)

# windowもたまってから処理するがlistではなくObservableになる
rx.from_iterable(range(10)).pipe(
    op.map(lambda x: x * 2),
    op.window_with_count(3),
).subscribe(print)

# observableの中身を1つ1つ処理したい場合はflatmapが使える
rx.from_iterable(range(10)).pipe(
    op.map(lambda x: x * 2),
    op.window_with_count(3),
    # ただしこの時点でxはObservable
    # 複数のObservableを1つにまとめる
    op.flat_map(lambda x: x),
    # flat_mapを抜けると要素の型になる
    op.map(lambda x: x / 2)).subscribe(print, print)


def gen(count: int):
    for i in range(count):