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# RxKotlinFX
Kotlin extensions to the [RxJavaFX](https://github.com/ReactiveX/RxJavaFX) library. This framework works especially well with [TornadoFX](https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx). See a fully functional demo [here!](https://github.com/thomasnield/rxkotlinfx-tornadofx-demo)

## Documentation
[Learning RxJava with JavaFX](https://www.gitbook.com/book/thomasnield/rxjavafx-guide/details)

## Binaries

Binaries and dependency information for Maven, Ivy, Gradle and others can be found at [http://search.maven.org](http://search.maven.org/#search%7Cga%7C1%7Cio.reactivex.rxjavafx).

Example for Maven:

```xml
<dependency>
    <groupId>com.github.thomasnield</groupId>
    <artifactId>rxkotlinfx</artifactId>
    <version>x.y.z</version>
</dependency>
```

Gradle:

```groovy 
repositories {
    mavenCentral()
}
dependencies {
    compile 'com.github.thomasnield:rxkotlinfx:x.y.z'
}
```
## Contributing
Feel free to contribute and help streamline a pragmatic UI stack with Kotlin, RxJava, and JavaFX. Speaking of stacks, this project may be used in conjunction with [TornadoFX](https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx) and [RxKotlin](https://github.com/ReactiveX/RxKotlin). Please make sure no extension naming conventions conflict with these two other libraries :)

## Features

RxKotlinFX is the convergence of interoperability between [RxJava](https://github.com/ReactiveX/RxJava), [JavaFX](http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/javase-clienttechnologies.htm), and [Kotlin](https://kotlinlang.org/).

![](http://i.imgur.com/Bhh5CX4.png)

RxKotlinFX contains Kotlin extensions to [RxJavaFX](https://github.com/ReactiveX/RxJavaFX) as well as additional `Observable` operators specific to JavaFX. It also is in exporatory stages to add helpful `Node` extension functions that return Observables. This exploration is inspired by the JavaFX/Kotlin interop project [TornadoFX](https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx). Where TornadoFX handles layouts, node extensions, DI, and other JavaFX/Kotlin interoperations, this library will seek to integrate RxJava with JavaFX in the same spirit using Kotlin. The vision is to add useful extensions that put `Observable` streams as properties and functions on JavaFX components, especially where `ObservableValue` properties are not readily available.

### RxJavaFX Extensions
The core API implements [RxJavaFX](https://github.com/ReactiveX/RxJavaFX) static factories as extension functions.

|Target Type|Extension Function|Description|
|---|---|---
|Observable&lt;T>|toBinding()|Subscribes the `Observable<T>` to a JavaFX `Binding` implementation. Calling `dispose()` will unsubscribe from the `Observable<T>`
|Observable&lt;T>|toLazyBinding()|Subscribes the `Observable<T>` to a lazy JavaFX `Binding` implementation, delaying subscription until a value is needed. Calling `dispose()` will unsubscribe from the `Observable<T>`
|Property&lt;T>|bind(observable: Observable&lt;T>)|Binds a `Property<T>` to the emissions of an `Observable<T>`, and returns the `Binding`
|Binding&lt;T>|addTo(compositeBinding: CompositeBinding)|Adds the `Binding` to a `CompositeBinding`, and returns the `Binding`
|ObservableValue&lt;T>|toObservable()|Turns a JavaFX `ObservableValue<T>` into an RxJava `Observable<T>` that emits the latest value
|ObservableValue&lt;T>|toObservableChanges()|Turns a JavaFX `ObservableValue<T>` into an RxJava `Observable<Change<T>>` that emits the old value and new value as a pair
|Dialog&lt;T>|toObservable&lt;T>|Returns an `Observable<T>` that emits the given result of `Dialog<T>`. Will be empty if no response. 
|Node, Window,  Scene|events(eventType: EventType<T>)| Creates an `Observable` emitting events of the given `EventType`
|Node, MenuItem, ContextMenu |actionEvents()|Creates an `Observable` that emits an `ActionEvent` every time one occurs
|ObservableList&lt;T>|onChangedObservable()|Returns an `Observable<ObservableList<T>>` that emits the entire `ObservableList<T>` every time it is modified.
|ObservableList&lt;T>|additions()|Creates an `Observable<T>` emitting `T` items that were added to the `ObservableList<T>`
|ObservableList&lt;T>|removals()|Creates an `Observable<T>` emitting `T` items that were removed from the `ObservableList<T>`
|ObservableList&lt;T>|updates()|Creates an `Observable<T>` emitting `T` items whose specified properties were updated in the `ObservableList<T>`
|ObservableList&lt;T>|changes()|Creates an `Observable<ListChange<T>>` emitting `ListChange<T>` items, which pairs each item with an `ADDED`, `REMOVED`, or `UPDATED` flag
|ObservableList&lt;T>|distinctChanges()|Creates an `Observable<ListChange<T>>` emitting *distinct* `ListChange<T>` items. It  will only emit the first `ADDED` item `T` and not emit dupes, and will only emit the `REMOVED` item `T` when no more dupes exist
|ObservableList&lt;T>|distinctChanges(mapper: (T) -> R)|Creates an `Observable<ListChange<T>>` emitting *distinct* `ListChange<T>` items based off the `mapper`'s definition of a distinct value `R`. It  will only emit the first `ADDED` item `T` and not emit dupes, and will only emit the `REMOVED` item `T` when no more dupes exist
|ObservableList&lt;T>|distinctMappingChanges(mapper: (T) -> R)|Creates an `Observable<ListChange<R>>` emitting *distinct* `ListChange<R>` mappings based off the `mapper`'s definition of a distinct value `R`. It  will only emit the first `ADDED` item `R` and not emit dupes, and will only emit the `REMOVED` item `R` when no more dupes exist

##### Observable of Button ActionEvents
```kotlin
val myButton = Button("Press Me")
val subscription = myButton.actionEvents().subscribe { println("Pressed!") } 
```
##### Creating a Reactive Binding
```kotlin
val myButton = Button("Press Me")

val countBinding = myButton.actionEvents().map { 1 }
    .scan(0, { x,y -> x + y })
    .map { it.toString() }
    .toBinding()
    
val myLabel = Label()
myLabel.textProperty().bind(countBinding)
```

##### Observable of ObservableList Events
```kotlin
val items = FXCollections.observableArrayList("Alpha", "Beta", "Gamma")

val changes = items.changes()

changes.filter { it.flag == Flag.ADDED }
        .map { it.value }
        .subscribe { println("ADDED $it") }

items.add("Delta")
items.add("Epsilon")
```
###### OUTPUT
```
ADDED Delta
ADDED Epsilon
```

##### Turning an ObservableList into a Hot Concatenation

```kotlin
val observableList = FXCollections.observableArrayList<String>()

observableList.onChangedObservable()
        .flatMap {
            it.toObservable().map { it.length }
                    .map { it.toString() }
                    .reduce { s1,s2 -> s1 + "|"  + s2  }
        }
        .subscribe { println(it) }

observableList.setAll("Alpha", "Beta", "Gamma")
observableList.add("Delta")
observableList.add("Epsilon")
observableList.remove("Alpha")

```
###### OUTPUT
```
5|4|5
5|4|5|5
5|4|5|5|7
4|5|5|7
```

##### Using a Dialog or Alert

```kotlin
val dialog = Alert(AlertType.CONFIRMATION, "Are you sure you want to continue?")

dialog.toObservable().filter { it == ButtonType.YES }
	.subscribe { println("You pressed YES") } 
```

##### Using and Disposing CompositeBinding
```kotlin
val binding1: Binding = ...
val binding2: Binding = ...

//adding one at a time
val bindings = CompositeBinding()
val bindings += binding1
val bindings += binding2

//or all at once
val bindings = CompositeBinding(binding1,binding2)

//do stuff, then dispose Bindings
bindings.dispose()
```

### Operators
RxKotlinFX has a growing list of operators placed as extension functions onto `Observable` that aid interoperability with JavaFX.

|Operator|Description|
|----|-----|
|observeOnFx()|Schedules the emissions to be observed on the JavaFX thread
|subscribeOnFx()|Schedules the source `Observable` to emit items on the JavaFX thread
|doOnNextFx()|Executes the specified action on the FX thread for each emission
|doOnErrorFx()|Executes the specified action on the FX thread when an error is emitted
|doOnCompleteFx()|Executes the specified action on the FX thread when the `Observable` calls `onComplete()`
|doOnSubscribeFx()|Executes the specified action on the FX thread when the `Observable` is first subscribed
|doOnTerminateFx()|Executes the specified action on the FX thread when the `Observable` calls `onComplete()` or `onError()`
|doOnDisposeFx()|Executes the specified action on the FX thread when the `Observable` is unsubscribed
|doOnNextCount()|Executes the specified action with the cumulative count of emissions for that emission
|doOnErrorCount()|Executes the specified action with the cumulative count of emissions when an error is emitted
|doOnCompleteCount()|Executes the specified action with the total emission count when `onComplete()` is called
|doOnNextCountFx()|Same as `doOnNextCount()` except action is executed on FX thread
|doOnErrorCountFx()|Same as `doOnErrorCount()` except action is executed on FX thread
|doOnCompleteCountFx()|Same as `doOnCompleteCount()` except action is executed on FX thread

The `doOnXXXCount()` operators are especially helpful for providing a status update of how many items have been "processed" by an `Observable`.

```kotlin
val source = Observable.range(1,1000)
val processedCountLabel = Label()

source.map { it * 10 }
     .doOnNextFx { processedCountLabel.text = "Processed $it items" }
     .subsribe { doSomethingWith(it) }
```

### Control Extensions
The rest of the project will likely add convenient extension functions to emit events as `Observable` values, [much like the TornadoFX project has done](https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx/blob/master/src/main/java/tornadofx/Nodes.kt). For example, helpful `Observable` extension functions and properties can be added to `TableView` and `ListView`, such as selection events.

```kotlin
val tableView: TableView<MyItem> = ...
val selections: Observable<MyItem> = tableView.itemSelections
val rowIndexSelections: Observable<Int> = tableView.rowIndexSelections
```

Check releases as well the [Nodes code file](https://github.com/thomasnield/RxKotlinFX/blob/master/src/main/kotlin/rx/javafx/kt/Nodes.kt) to see a list of available extensions. Feel free to contribute if you see any missing.

## Bugs and Feedback

For bugs, questions and discussions please use the [Github Issues](https://github.com/thomasnield/RxKotlinFx/issues).

## LICENSE

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

<http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0>

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