I'm wondering if there's a way to wait for a flow to be complete and return the result inside a suspend function. transactionRepository.getAll(accountId)
returns a flow of transactions
override suspend fun getAccount(accountId: Int): Account {
val account = Account(accountRepository.get(accountId))
transactionRepository.getAll(accountId).mapIterable {
val transaction = Transaction(it)
val category = Category(categoryRepository.get(it.categoryId))
transaction.category = category
transaction.account = account
return@mapIterable transaction
}.collect {
account.transactions = it
}
//TODO: How can i return an account after the flow has been executed?
}
getAll function defined in my repository:
fun getAll(accountId: Int): Flow<List<DatabaseTransaction>>
Assuming you want just the first value returned by the flow, and it's a List<Transaction>
, you can use first()
. But I'm only guessing because I don't know what getAll()
returns and I'm not familiar with mapIterable
.
override suspend fun getAccount(accountId: Int): Account {
val account = Account(accountRepository.get(accountId))
val transactionsFlow: Flow<List<Transaction>> = transactionRepository.getAll(accountId).mapIterable {
val transaction = Transaction(it)
val category = Category(categoryRepository.get(it.categoryId))
transaction.category = category
transaction.account = account
return@mapIterable transaction
}
account.transactions = transactionsFlow.first()
return account
}
You could do two things
First one would be to use the .toList()
on the flow which I think gives you the list you want then you can just do a normal for loop on that list to set the data
val transactions = transactionRepository.getAll(accountId).toList()
transactions.forEach{
val transaction = Transaction(it)
val category = Category(categoryRepository.get(it.categoryId))
transaction.category = category
transaction.account = account
}
account.transactions = transactions
Second would be to just return the account after the collect like you normally would.
val account = Account(accountRepository.get(accountId))
transactionRepository.getAll(accountId).mapIterable {
val transaction = Transaction(it)
val category = Category(categoryRepository.get(it.categoryId))
transaction.category = category
transaction.account = account
return@mapIterable transaction
}.collect {
account.transactions = it
}
return account
See this example I made
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