I'm using answer from this thread because I need to treat first element especially. The problem is, I need to send this data to another Actor or persist locally (which is not possibl).
So, my stream looks like this:
val flow: Flow[Message, Message, (Future[Done], Promise[Option[Message]])] = Flow.fromSinkAndSourceMat(
Flow[Message].mapAsync[Trade](1) {
case TextMessage.Strict(text) =>
Unmarshal(text).to[Trade]
case streamed: TextMessage.Streamed =>
streamed.textStream.runFold("")(_ ++ _).flatMap(Unmarshal(_).to[Trade])
}.groupBy(pairs.size, _.s).prefixAndTail(1).flatMapConcat {
case (head, tail) =>
// sending first element here
val result = Source(head).to(Sink.actorRefWithAck(
ref = actor,
onInitMessage = Init,
ackMessage = Ack,
onCompleteMessage = "done"
)).run()
// some kind of operation on the result
Source(head).concat(tail)
}.mergeSubstreams.toMat(sink)(Keep.right),
Source.maybe[Message])(Keep.both)
Is this a good practice? Will it have unintended consequences? Unfortunately, I cannot call persist
inside stream, so I want to send this data to the external system.
Your current approach doesn't use result
in any way, so a simpler alternative would be to fire and forget the first Message
to the actor:
groupBy(pairs.size, _.s).prefixAndTail(1).flatMapConcat {
case (head, tail) =>
// sending first element here
actor ! head.head
Source(head).concat(tail)
}
The actor would then not have to worry about handling Init
and sending Ack
messages and could be solely concerned with persisting Message
instances.
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