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Added a refresh method to the StreamBulider BLOC #27
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Hello
I wrote a Flutter app where you could filter a search using an entered search string. It was very easy to hook up the TextEntry's onChanged callback to change the SelectBloc.where string to the new value.
However I could not find any way of triggering the Bloc to run the new query.
Since I was using the Bloc with a StreamBuilder it was not feasible to replace the current Bloc with a new Bloc instance.
So I added a refresh() method to call the SelectBloc's _getItems() method.
As I am sure that others will also be having these same issues, I am submitting this pull request to merge this change into the master repository.
Thank you for maintaining this great project.