Understading Observable.defer about rxpy

[caente]

Actually I saw the problem, it should have been an Observable, I had my mocked function wrong -_-

[dbrattli]

Hi, did you find the problem? If there's still a problem then it would be nice if you could try to isolate it and generate a test case that fails. Example test cases can be found both for on_error_resume_next and defer.

[caente]

The problems(where more than one) were totally mine. The first issue was that the on_error_resume_next wasn't getting an observable but a function, after fixing that I realized that the send_message function was wrongly mocked, when creating the observable, I was also creating the mocked message and putting it in the array that I would check later. I put the message creation inside the observable, so now is only created when the observable is subscribed by on_error_resume_next. Remember that we are talking about mocked code here.

In other words, defer works perfect in python 2.7, AFAIK.

[dbrattli]

I am very curious about what you are making. Is it a private/closed project? Would be nice to one day see some real RxPY code in action.

[caente]

It is private so far, but we hope to make it open soon enough, is nothing fancy yet, an SQS client. We are using scala with Rx, for backend and NLP stuff. Recently our data scientists discovered a few python tools for NLP, and we want to keep  consistency across languages. So I’m replicating some of our libs in python :-)

This is us: https://x.ai/

 
 

On September 22, 2014 at 2:05:10 PM, Dag Brattli ([email protected]) wrote:

I am very curious about what you are making. Is it a private/closed project? Would be nice to one day see some real RxPY code in action.

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[dbrattli]

Sounds nice. I will try to help as much as I can, so please report any issues you have.

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