Hello, I have an architectural question. Imagine this sample
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swift/asyncstream
slightly modified so it doesn't use a static var
extension QuakeMonitor {
var quakes: AsyncStream<Quake> {
AsyncStream { continuation in
let monitor = QuakeMonitor()
monitor.quakeHandler = { quake in
continuation.yield(quake)
}
continuation.onTermination = { @Sendable _ in
monitor.stopMonitoring()
}
monitor.startMonitoring()
}
}
}
Suppose multiple receivers are interested in getting updates via the quakes stream, how would one architect such solution? E.g. let's say we have two views which exist at the same time such as below. Is there a way both can get updates simultaneously?
Alternatively, is it possible to "hand off" a stream from one object to another?
class MyFirstView: UIView {
private var quakeMonitor: QuakeMonitor
init(quakeMonitor: QuakeMonitor) {
self.quakeMonitor = quakeMonitor
}
func readQuakeData() {
for await quake in quakeMonitor.quakes {
print ("Quakes in first view: \(quake.date)")
}
}
}
class MySecondView: UIView {
private var quakeMonitor: QuakeMonitor
init(quakeMonitor: QuakeMonitor) {
self.quakeMonitor = quakeMonitor
}
func readQuakeData() {
for await quake in quakeMonitor.quakes {
print ("Quakes in second view: \(quake.date)")
}
}
}