Reactive extensions (ReactiveX, or Rx) is an development concept that operate on sequences of data regardless of whether the data is synchronous or asynchronous, thus suitable for modern development projects with several data sources such as databases, REST APIs, etc.
Rx is expressed through the Observable<Element> class.
This is a Rx implementation in C++, targeting modern versions of the language, with an object oriented approach.
The port includes many concepts and terminologies as other implementations, but share no code nor is it connected in any other way.
- A standalone object oriented implementation of Rx for C++
- Usable in most modern C++ project (see requirements)
- Decent featured with several operators, tools and utils
- Open Source
- An implementation supported, nor in any way connected to, reactivex.io
- A concept not developed by me
- Featured wise not in pace with certain other implementations such as RxCpp
- Below the surface technically equivalent with other Rx library – so functionality and behaviour might differ.
- Have a look at the map operator operator as it show a simple operator (few lines of code) which integrates nicely with the concept.
Used for development:
- C++ Language Dialect: C++17 [-std=c++17]
- C++ Standard Library: libc++ (LLVM C++ standard library with C++ 11 support)
Fully tested with:
- Xcode 9.0
Partial tested in:
- Visual Studio 2017
Include all the source files into your project.
Header files: .h``.hpp
Source files: .cpp