transmit Method

Overload 1

Transmits values from the current state to one or more other emitters, states, or subjects. It enables the propagation of data or events across multiple sources, effectively creating a network of interconnected reactive sources

@param ...outputs: (EmitterOrSubject<T> | EmitterOrSubject<void>)[]
One or more emitters, states, or subjects that will receive the transmitted values from this state

@returns this
The instance of the state, allowing for method chaining

API

transmit(...outputs: (EmitterOrSubject<T> | EmitterOrSubject<void>)[]): this;

Example

import {Subject} from 'rxjs';
import {emitter} from '@bitfiber/rx';
import {signalState} from '@bitfiber/ng/rx';
 
const receiver1 = emitter<number>();
const receiver2 = signalState<number>(0);
const receiver3 = new Subject<number>();
 
const source = signalState<number>(0, s => s
  // Transmits every emitted value to all reactive sources for further processing or handling
  .transmit(receiver1, receiver2, receiver3));

Overload 2

Transmits values from the current state to another state. By using a reducer function, the emitted values can be transformed or customized to match the expected format of another state

@param output: AbstractState<O>
A state that will receive the transmitted values from this state

@param reducer: (value: T, state: O) => O
A function that converts or transforms the emitted value from this state type to the type expected by another state

@returns this
The instance of the state, allowing for method chaining

API

transmit<O>(output: AbstractState<O>, reducer: (value: T, state: O) => O): this;

Example

import {signalState} from '@bitfiber/ng/rx';
 
const receiver = signalState<number>(0);
 
const source = signalState<string>(0, s => s
  // Transmits every emitted value to another state for further processing or handling
  .transmit(receiver, (value, state) => state + Number(value)));

Overload 3

Transmits values from the current state to another emitter or subject. By using a reducer function, the emitted values can be transformed or customized to match the expected format of the target emitter or subject

@param output: EmitterOrSubject<O>
An emitter or subject that will receive the transmitted values from this state

@param reducer: (value: T) => O
A function that converts or transforms the emitted value from the current state’s type to the type expected by the receiving emitter or subject

@returns this
The instance of the state, allowing for method chaining

API

transmit<O>(output: EmitterOrSubject<O>, reducer: (value: T) => O): this;

Example

import {emitter} from '@bitfiber/rx';
import {signalState} from '@bitfiber/ng/rx';
 
const receiver = emitter<number>();
 
const source = signalState<string>(0, s => s
  // Transmits every emitted value to another emitter for further processing or handling
  .transmit(receiver, value => Number(value)));

receive effect