Examples with GitHubRepository io.reark.rxgithubapp.shared.pojo.GitHubRepository used on opensource projects

Example 1 with GitHubRepository

use of io.reark.rxgithubapp.shared.pojo.GitHubRepository in project reark by reark.

the class GitHubRepositoryStoreCore method mergeValues.

@NonNull
@Override
protected GitHubRepository mergeValues(@NonNull final GitHubRepository v1, @NonNull final GitHubRepository v2) {
    checkNotNull(v1);
    checkNotNull(v2);
    // Creating a new object to avoid overwriting the passed argument
    GitHubRepository newValue = new GitHubRepository(v1);
    return newValue.overwrite(v2);
}

Example 2 with GitHubRepository

use of io.reark.rxgithubapp.shared.pojo.GitHubRepository in project reark by reark.

the class GitHubRepositoryStoreTest method getOnceAndStream_ReturnsOnlyNewValues_AndDoesNotComplete.

@Test
public void getOnceAndStream_ReturnsOnlyNewValues_AndDoesNotComplete() throws InterruptedException {
    final GitHubRepository value = create(100, "repository1");
    // In the default store implementation identical values are filtered out.
    gitHubRepositoryStore.getOnceAndStream(100).subscribe(testSubscriber);
    Thread.sleep(Constants.Tests.PROVIDER_WAIT_TIME);
    gitHubRepositoryStore.put(value);
    gitHubRepositoryStore.put(value);
    testSubscriber.awaitTerminalEvent(Constants.Tests.PROVIDER_WAIT_TIME, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
    testSubscriber.assertNotCompleted();
    testSubscriber.assertNoErrors();
    testSubscriber.assertReceivedOnNext(asList(none(), value));
}

Example 3 with GitHubRepository

use of io.reark.rxgithubapp.shared.pojo.GitHubRepository in project reark by reark.

the class GitHubRepositoryStoreTest method getOnceAndStream_WithInitialValue_WithDelayedSubscription_ReturnsFirstValue_AndDoesNotComplete.

@Test
public void getOnceAndStream_WithInitialValue_WithDelayedSubscription_ReturnsFirstValue_AndDoesNotComplete() throws InterruptedException {
    final GitHubRepository value1 = create(100, "repository1");
    final GitHubRepository value2 = create(100, "repository1");
    // This behavior is a little surprising, but it is because we cannot guarantee that the
    // observable that is produced as the stream will keep its first (cached) value up to date.
    // The only ways to around this would be custom subscribe function or converting the
    // source observable into a behavior, but these would significantly increase the
    // complexity and are hard to implement in other kinds of store (such as content providers).
    // Put initial value.
    gitHubRepositoryStore.put(value1);
    Thread.sleep(Constants.Tests.PROVIDER_WAIT_TIME);
    // Create the stream observable but do not subscribe immediately.
    Observable<GitHubRepository> stream = gitHubRepositoryStore.getOnceAndStream(100);
    // Put new value into the store.
    gitHubRepositoryStore.put(value2);
    // Subscribe to stream that was created potentially a long time ago.
    stream.subscribe(testSubscriber);
    // Observe that the stream actually gives as the first item the cached value at the time of
    // creating the stream observable.
    testSubscriber.awaitTerminalEvent(Constants.Tests.PROVIDER_WAIT_TIME, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
    testSubscriber.assertNotCompleted();
    testSubscriber.assertNoErrors();
    testSubscriber.assertReceivedOnNext(singletonList(value1));
}

Example 4 with GitHubRepository

use of io.reark.rxgithubapp.shared.pojo.GitHubRepository in project reark by reark.

the class GitHubRepositoryStoreTest method getOnceAndStream_WithInitialValue_ReturnsInitialValues_AndDoesNotComplete.

@Test
public void getOnceAndStream_WithInitialValue_ReturnsInitialValues_AndDoesNotComplete() throws InterruptedException {
    final GitHubRepository value = create(100, "repository1");
    gitHubRepositoryStore.put(value);
    Thread.sleep(Constants.Tests.PROVIDER_WAIT_TIME);
    gitHubRepositoryStore.getOnceAndStream(100).subscribe(testSubscriber);
    testSubscriber.awaitTerminalEvent(Constants.Tests.PROVIDER_WAIT_TIME, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
    testSubscriber.assertNotCompleted();
    testSubscriber.assertNoErrors();
    testSubscriber.assertReceivedOnNext(singletonList(value));
}

Example 5 with GitHubRepository

use of io.reark.rxgithubapp.shared.pojo.GitHubRepository in project reark by reark.

the class GitHubRepositoryStoreCoreTest method getStream_EmitsValuesForId_AndDoesNotComplete.

// GET STREAM
@Test
public void getStream_EmitsValuesForId_AndDoesNotComplete() {
    final GitHubRepository value1 = create(100, "test name 1");
    final GitHubRepository value2 = create(200, "test name 2");
    TestSubscriber<GitHubRepository> testSubscriber1 = new TestSubscriber<>();
    TestSubscriber<GitHubRepository> testSubscriber2 = new TestSubscriber<>();
    gitHubRepositoryStoreCore.getStream(100).subscribe(testSubscriber1);
    gitHubRepositoryStoreCore.getStream(200).subscribe(testSubscriber2);
    gitHubRepositoryStoreCore.put(100, value1);
    gitHubRepositoryStoreCore.put(200, value2);
    testSubscriber1.awaitTerminalEvent(Constants.Tests.PROVIDER_WAIT_TIME, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
    testSubscriber1.assertNotCompleted();
    testSubscriber1.assertNoErrors();
    testSubscriber1.assertValue(value1);
    testSubscriber2.awaitTerminalEvent(Constants.Tests.PROVIDER_WAIT_TIME, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
    testSubscriber2.assertNotCompleted();
    testSubscriber2.assertNoErrors();
    testSubscriber2.assertValue(value2);
}