@most/sample is deprecated.
Support and maintenance will cease when @most/core 1.0 is released. Meanwhile, only critical bug fixes will be released.
Its functionality is currently available in @most/core and will also be available in most 2.0.
Create a new stream by combining sampled values from many input streams.
npm install @most/sample
stream: -2--3-4--2--5--6---7---1->
sampler: ---1----2----3-------5--->
sample(sum, sampler, stream): ---3----6----8-------12-->
sample produces a value only when an event arrives on the sampler,
passing the value of the sampler along with the latest value from
stream.
sample is curried by default.
import {periodic, of} from 'most';
import {sample} from '@most/sample';
const add = (x, y) => x + y;
const sampleWithArray = sample(Array);
const sampleEachSecond = sampleWithArray(periodic(1000, 1).scan(add, 0));
sampleEachSecond(of(2))
.take(3)
.observe(([sec, val]) => {
console.log('Seconds Passed: ' + sec);
console.log(sec * value);
});
// Seconds Passed: 0
// 0
// Seconds Passed: 1
// 2
// Seconds Passed: 2
// 4s1: -2--3-4--2--5--6---7---1->
s2: -1--2---3----------4----->
sampler: ---1----2----3-------5--->
sample(sum, sampler, [s1, s2]): ---4----9----11-------16-->
sampleArray produces a value only when an event arrives on the sampler,
passing the value of the sampler along with an array of latest values from
streams contained in arrayOfStreams.
sampleArray is curried by default.
import {periodic, of} from 'most';
import {sampleArray} from '@most/sample';
const add = (x, y) => x + y;
const sampleWithArray = sampleArray(Array);
const sampleEachSecond = sampleWithArray(periodic(1000, 1).scan(add, 0));
sampleEachSecond([of(1), of(2)])
.take(3)
.observe(([sec, [s1, s2]]) => {
console.log('Seconds Passed: ' + sec);
console.log(s1 * sec, s2 * sec);
});
// Seconds Passed: 0
// 0, 0
// Seconds Passed: 1
// 1, 2
// Seconds Passed: 2
// 2, 4