Dart by Example: Streams
import 'dart:async';
main() {
// creates a single subscription stream
new Stream.fromIterable([1, 3, 5]).listen((i) {
print('s1: $i');
});
// New streams can created from other streams, using
// using methods like where(), map(), expand(), take(), or skip()
new Stream.periodic(new Duration(milliseconds: 300))
.take(3)
.listen((_) => print('s2: tick!'));
new Stream.fromIterable([1, 2, 5]).map((n) => n * 2).listen((n) => print('s3: $n'));
// Broadcast streams can be listened to by multiple consumers.
var sc = new StreamController.broadcast();
var broadcastStream = sc.stream;
broadcastStream.listen((v) => print('s4: $v'));
broadcastStream.listen((v) => print('s4: $v'));
sc.add(1);
sc.add(2);
}
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$ dart streams.dart
s1: 1
s3: 2
s4: 1
s4: 1
s1: 3
s3: 4
s4: 2
s4: 2
s1: 5
s3: 10
s2: tick!
s2: tick!
s2: tick!
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