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I was able to make RxCache with retrofit work by creating a provider which matches the return type of the retrofit api interface. However, if i first transform the API output to another Observable and try to cache on it, the cache only returns the first object in the stream.
I have a function in my repository like this:
public Observable<FeaturedUserRecord> getFeaturedUsersFromService(boolean forceAPIReload) {
Log.v(TAG, "Trying to getFeaturedUsersFromService");
final Observable<FeaturedUsersResponse> output = apiService.getFeaturedUsers();
final Observable<FeaturedUserRecord> result = output.flatMapIterable(listRest -> listRest.getData())
.map(apiEntity -> transformer.transform(apiEntity));
return result;
}
I want to cache on the return value of the function instead on the return value of the apiService. Therefore, i created a provider like:
The first time data is loaded, it sends all the records received from the api. However, the cache only returns the first value of the observable stream on subsequent refreshes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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RxCache and retrofit issue
RxCache returning only first value of an Observable stream
Dec 16, 2018
I was able to make RxCache with retrofit work by creating a provider which matches the return type of the retrofit api interface. However, if i first transform the API output to another
Observable
and try to cache on it, the cache only returns the first object in the stream.I have a function in my repository like this:
I want to cache on the return value of the function instead on the return value of the apiService. Therefore, i created a provider like:
The first time data is loaded, it sends all the records received from the api. However, the cache only returns the first value of the observable stream on subsequent refreshes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: