From 35fe871d2142f572fd648704c50a1135aa429cb2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Andrea Burattin <andrea.burattin@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2026 18:06:00 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] Fixed integration page

---
 docs/pybeamline/integration.md | 63 ++++++++++++++++++++++------------
 1 file changed, 42 insertions(+), 21 deletions(-)

diff --git a/docs/pybeamline/integration.md b/docs/pybeamline/integration.md
index 181fd04..7cf2973 100644
--- a/docs/pybeamline/integration.md
+++ b/docs/pybeamline/integration.md
@@ -22,44 +22,65 @@ In this case, we built two logs (`log_original` and `log_after_drift`) which inc
 After that we can use the capabilities of pyBeamline and reactivex to construct a pipeline that produce a sequence of frequencies corresponding to the frequency of directly follows relation `BC` in window with length 40 (which is chosen as all our traces have length 4). Also note that we leverage the fact that in all our events when `B` and `C` appear they are always in the same trace (because of how `log_source` generates the observable). We will later define a function `check_for_drift`:
 
 ```python
-import reactivex
 from reactivex import operators as ops
 
 log_with_drift.pipe(
-  ops.buffer_with_count(40),
-  ops.flat_map(lambda events: reactivex.from_iterable(events).pipe(
+  RxOperator(ops.buffer_with_count(40)),
+  RxOperator(ops.flat_map(lambda events: reactivex.from_iterable(events).pipe(
       ops.pairwise(),
       ops.filter(lambda x: x[0].get_trace_name() == x[1].get_trace_name() and x[0].get_event_name() == "B" and x[1].get_event_name() == "C"),
       ops.count()
       )
-  )
-).subscribe(lambda x: print(x))
+  )),
+).sink(print_sink())
 ```
+
 After this we can define our function for drift detection and collection of points and drift indexes using:
 ```python
-from reactivex import operators as ops
+import reactivex
+
+from pybeamline.stream.rx_operator import RxOperator
+from pybeamline.stream.base_sink import BaseSink
+from typing import Optional, List
+from pybeamline.stream.base_map import BaseMap
 from river import drift
+from reactivex import operators as ops
 
-drift_detector = drift.ADWIN()
-data = []
-drifts = []
+class CheckForDrift(BaseMap[int, int]):
+  def __init__(self):
+    self.drift_detector = drift.ADWIN()
+    self.drifts = []
+    self.index = 0
 
-def check_for_drift():
-  index = 0
+  def transform(self, value: int) -> Optional[List[int]]:
+    self.drift_detector.update(value)
+    self.index += 1
+    if self.drift_detector.drift_detected:
+      self.drifts.append(self.index)
+    return [value]
 
-  def _process(x):
-    nonlocal index
-    drift_detector.update(x)
-    index = index + 1
-    if drift_detector.drift_detected:
-      drifts.append(index)
+class CollectSink(BaseSink[int]):
+  def __init__(self):
+    self.data = []
 
-  def _check_for_drift(obs):
-    return obs.pipe(ops.do_action(lambda value: _process(value)))
+  def consume(self, item: int) -> None:
+    self.data.append(item)
 
-  return _check_for_drift
+
+drift_detector = CheckForDrift()
+collector = CollectSink()
+
+log_with_drift.pipe(RxOperator(ops.buffer_with_count(40)),
+  RxOperator(ops.flat_map(lambda events: reactivex.from_iterable(events).pipe(
+      ops.pairwise(),
+      ops.filter(lambda x: x[0].get_trace_name() == x[1].get_trace_name() and x[0].get_event_name() == "B" and x[1].get_event_name() == "C"),
+      ops.count()
+      )
+  )),
+  drift_detector
+).sink(collector)
 ```
-With this function available, `check_for_drift` can now be piped to the previous computation. Plotting the frequencies and the concept drifts will result in the following:
+With this class available, `CheckForDrift` can now be piped to the previous computation. Plotting the frequencies and the concept drifts will result in the following:
 
 ![](https://github.com/beamline/docs/blob/main/site/img/drifts.png?raw=true)