void setupRx()
{
var countAsBehavior = Observable.Concat(
Observable.Defer(() => Observable.Return(_NavigationStack.Count)),
NavigationStack.CountChanged);
NavigateBack = ReactiveCommand.CreateAsyncObservable(
countAsBehavior.Select(x => x > 1),
_ => Observable.Return(Unit.Default));
NavigateBack.Subscribe(_ =>
NavigationStack.RemoveAt(NavigationStack.Count - 1));
Navigate = new ReactiveCommand <object>(Observable.Return(true), x => Observable.Return(x));
Navigate.Subscribe(x => {
var vm = x as IRoutableViewModel;
if (vm == null)
{
throw new Exception("Navigate must be called on an IRoutableViewModel");
}
NavigationStack.Add(vm);
});
NavigateAndReset = new ReactiveCommand <object>(Observable.Return(true), x => Observable.Return(x));
NavigateAndReset
.SelectMany(x => {
NavigationStack.Clear();
return(Navigate.ExecuteAsync(x));
}).Subscribe();
CurrentViewModel = Observable.Concat(
Observable.Defer(() => Observable.Return(NavigationStack.LastOrDefault())),
NavigationStack.Changed.Select(_ => NavigationStack.LastOrDefault()));
}
public IssuesViewModel(INetworkConnectivityService networkConnectivityService, IWeeklyXamarinService weeklyXamarinService)
{
Ensure.ArgumentNotNull(networkConnectivityService, nameof(networkConnectivityService));
Ensure.ArgumentNotNull(weeklyXamarinService, nameof(weeklyXamarinService));
_networkConnectivityService = networkConnectivityService;
_weeklyXamarinService = weeklyXamarinService;
SearchResults = new ReactiveList <IssuesResult>();
// Here we're describing here, in a *declarative way*, the conditions in
// which the Search command is enabled. Now our Command IsEnabled is
// perfectly efficient, because we're only updating the UI in the scenario
// when it should change.
var canSearch = this.WhenAnyValue(vm => vm.SearchQuery, value => !string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(value));
// ReactiveCommand has built-in support for background operations and
// guarantees that this block will only run exactly once at a time, and
// that the CanExecute will auto-disable and that property IsExecuting will
// be set according whilst it is running.
Search = ReactiveCommand.CreateAsyncObservable(canSearch, x => _weeklyXamarinService.Search(SearchQuery));
// ReactiveCommands are themselves IObservables, whose value are the results
// from the async method, guaranteed to arrive on the UI thread. We're going
// to take the list of search results that the background operation loaded,
// and them into our SearchResults.
Search.Subscribe(results =>
{
SearchResults.Clear();
SearchResults.AddRange(results);
});
// ThrownExceptions is any exception thrown from the CreateAsyncTask piped
// to this Observable. Subscribing to this allows you to handle errors on
// the UI thread.
Search.ThrownExceptions
.Subscribe(ex => {
UserError.Throw("Potential Network Connectivity Error", ex);
});
// Whenever the Search query changes, we're going to wait for one second
// of "dead airtime", then automatically invoke the subscribe command.
this.WhenAnyValue(x => x.SearchQuery)
.Throttle(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1), RxApp.MainThreadScheduler)
.InvokeCommand(this, x => x.Search);
}
