Sorry for the title - it's an oversimplification but I didn't know what else to title this.
I'm quite new to Rx and have the following scenario I'm trying to solve.
Items come from the server with a collection of vendors. One of those vendors will be nominated as the primary. To make them editable/bindable in WPF I have created some proxy reactive objects that will "react" to changes in the UI and recalculate some numbers.
In order to make sure only one vendor can be the primary I have implemented the code below - which uses a subject to get the work done.
I've read subjects can be a code smell and I'd like to know if what I've done is "the right way" or if there's a cleaner approach that could be taken.
public class VendorDto
{
public string Name { get; set; }
public bool IsPrimary { get; set; }
}
public class VendorProxy : ReactiveObject
{
// INPC for Name and other properties.
public bool IsPrimary => _isPrimary.Value;
private readonly ObservableAsPropertyHelper<bool> _isPrimary;
public ReactiveCommand<Unit, Unit> MakePrimary { get; }
public VendorProxy(VendorDto dto, IObservable<VendorProxy> primaryVendors, Action<VendorProxy> makePrimary)
{
primaryVendors
.DistinctUntilChanged()
.Select(x => x == this)
.ToProperty(this, x => x.IsPrimary, out _isPrimary);
MakePrimary = ReactiveCommand.Create(() => makePrimary(this),
canExecute: this.WhenAnyValue(x => x.IsPrimary, alreadyPrimary => !alreadyPrimary));
if (dto.IsPrimary)
makePrimary(this); // set the initial value of IsPrimary.
}
// implements IEquality.
}
public class ItemProxy : ReactiveObject
{
private ISubject<VendorProxy> PrimaryVendorSubject { get; } = new BehaviorSubject<VendorProxy>(null);
public IObservable<VendorProxy> PrimaryVendorChanged => PrimaryVendorSubject;
public ReactiveList<VendorProxy> Vendors { get; }
public VendorProxy PrimaryVendor => _primaryVendor.Value;
private readonly ObservableAsPropertyHelper<VendorProxy> _primaryVendor;
public Item()
{
// these come from a web service.
var dtos = new[] {
new Vendor {Name = "Vendor A", IsPrimary = true},
new Vendor {Name = "Vendor B", IsPrimary = false}
}
Vendors = new ReactiveList<VendorProxy>(dtos.Select(dto =>
new VendorProxy(dto, PrimaryVendorChanged, PrimaryVendorSubject.OnNext)));
// some other subscriptions that require the primary vendor to do their work.
}
}
I can't really test this, though it looks right. As for cleaner, that's a bit in the eye of the beholder. To me it looks more reactive.
I removed the subject from ItemProxy
and the 'callback' action from VendorProxy
. ReactiveCommands
are observables, and ReactiveList
can get turned into an observable, so all of that is derivable (in the primaryStream
variable) in the ItemProxy
constructor.
public class VendorProxy : ReactiveObject
{
// INPC for Name and other properties.
public bool IsPrimary => _isPrimary.Value;
private readonly ObservableAsPropertyHelper<bool> _isPrimary;
public ReactiveCommand<Unit, Unit> MakePrimary => ReactiveCommand.Create(() => Unit.Default,
canExecute: this.WhenAnyValue(x => x.IsPrimary, alreadyPrimary => !alreadyPrimary));
public VendorProxy(VendorDto dto, IObservable<VendorProxy> primaryVendors)
{
primaryVendors
.DistinctUntilChanged()
.Select(x => x == this)
.ToProperty(this, x => x.IsPrimary, out _isPrimary);
if(dto.IsPrimary)
MakePrimary.Execute();
}
// implements IEquality.
}
public class ItemProxy : ReactiveObject
{
public ReactiveList<VendorProxy> Vendors { get; }
public VendorProxy PrimaryVendor => _primaryVendor.Value;
private readonly ObservableAsPropertyHelper<VendorProxy> _primaryVendor;
public ItemProxy()
{
// these come from a web service.
var dtos = new[] {
new VendorDto {Name = "Vendor A", IsPrimary = true},
new VendorDto {Name = "Vendor B", IsPrimary = false}
};
Vendors = new ReactiveList<VendorProxy>();
var primaryStream = Vendors.ItemsAdded.Select(_ => Unit.Default)
.Merge(Vendors.ItemsRemoved.Select(_ => Unit.Default))
.Select(_ => Observable.Merge(Vendors.Select(v => v.MakePrimary.Select(__ => v))))
.Switch();
primaryStream
.DistinctUntilChanged()
.ToProperty(this, x => x.PrimaryVendor, out _primaryVendor);
var proxies = dtos
.Select(dto => new VendorProxy(dto, primaryStream));
Vendors.AddRange(proxies);
// some other subscriptions that require the primary vendor to do their work.
}
}
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