To transform an Observable<Type>
into a Single<Type>
with RxSwift, you can use the asSingle()
operator. Here's an example:
let observable = Observable.just("Hello, world!")
let single = observable.asSingle()
In this example, we have an Observable<String>
that emits a single value. We use the asSingle()
operator to transform it into a Single<String>
.
Note that Single<Type>
can only emit a single value or an error, while Observable<Type>
may emit multiple values. Therefore, asSingle()
will emit an error if the source Observable<Type>
emits more than one value.
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Asked: 2023-07-11 12:47:14 +0000
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Last updated: Jul 11 '23
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