The any-observable package allows you to register an Observable library of your choice and use it throughout your application as a singleton. This means you can use Observables without being locked into a specific library, providing flexibility in your codebase.

What are any-observable's main functionalities?

Registering a specific Observable implementation

This feature allows you to register an Observable implementation that will be used whenever you import 'any-observable'.

const anyObservable = require('any-observable');
anyObservable.register('rxjs'); // or 'zen-observable', etc.

Using the registered Observable

Once an Observable library is registered, you can create and use Observables as you would normally with that library.

const Observable = require('any-observable');
const stream = new Observable(observer => {
  observer.next('Hello, World!');
  observer.complete();
});

stream.subscribe({
  next: console.log,
  complete: () => console.log('Stream finished')
});

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any-observable

Support any Observable library and polyfill

Like any-promise. (Docs are lacking here, so refer to those docs for now)

Install

$ npm install --save any-observable

You must also install the Observable library you want:

$ npm install --save zen-observable

Usage

const Observable = require('any-observable'); // using `zen-observable` since it's installed

Observable.of(1, 2).forEach(x => console.log(x));
//=> 1
//=> 2

is-observable - Check if a value is an Observable
observable-to-promise - Convert an Observable to a Promise

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Last updated on 27 Apr 2016

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