Instead of building a complete implementation here, we will approach different possibilities and see how you can use them.
To get started, install RxPY in your Python environment using the pip install rx command.
Instead of building a complete implementation here, we will approach different possibilities and see how you can use them.
To get started, install RxPY in your Python environment using the pip install rx command.
To start, let's take the example from the RxPY documentation and write a more fun variant. We are going to observe a stream built from the Zen of Python quotes by Tim Peters (https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0020/).
Normally, you can see the quotes by using import this in the Python console, as you can see in the following screenshot of the console:
>>> import this
Then, the question is how to get that list of quotes from within a Python program. A quick search gives...