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Sam Rawlins <srawlins@google.com>
Wed Mar 10 01:25:49 2021 -0800
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Wed Mar 10 01:25:49 2021 -0800
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Remove unused dart:async imports. (#101)

As of Dart 2.1, Future/Stream have been exported from dart:core.

More information: go/dart-lsc-remove-unused-async-imports
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README.md

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Support for detecting and being notified when an object is mutated.

An observable is a way to be notified of a continuous stream of events over time.

Some suggested uses for this library:

  • Observe objects for changes, and log when a change occurs
  • Optimize for observable collections in your own APIs and libraries instead of diffing
  • Implement simple data-binding by listening to streams

You may want to look at the former TC39 proposal Observe.observe, which was deprecated.

Usage

There are two general ways to detect changes:

  • Listen to Observable.changes and be notified when an object changes
  • Use Differ.diff to determine changes between two objects