How to dynamically pass parameters in the Android ViewModel?-CodePudding

In the following variables, how do I dynamically pass user.id and friend.id


class WindViewModel @Inject constructor() : BaseViewModel() {

    val userWindList = Pager(config = pagingConfig, remoteMediator = WindRemoteMediator("userWindList", user.id, friend.id, database!!, api)) {
        windRepository.pagingModelList(friend.id, "userWindList")
    }.flow.map { pagingData ->
        pagingData.map { it.json.toWind() }
    }.cachedIn(viewModelScope)
}

CodePudding user response：

I am assuming you specifically mean how to base a Flow on dynamically passed-in values.

I have not used Paging, so I'm not 100% sure this is correct. Specifically, I don't know if is OK to swap to a different Pager source in the same Flow.

But assuming it is OK, one way is to use a MutableSharedFlow as a base for the flow, and use flatMapLatest on it. You can dynamically change the parameters that your Flow is based on by emitting to the MutableSharedFlow.

data class WindRemoteMediatorParams(val userId: String, val friendId: String) // helper class

private val mediatorParams = MutableSharedFlow<WindRemoteMediatorParams>(replay = 1)

@OptIn(ExperimentalCoroutinesApi::class)
val userWindList = mediatorParams.flatMapLatest { (userId, friendId) ->
    Pager(config = pagingConfig, remoteMediator = WindRemoteMediator("userWindList", userId, friendId, database!!, api)) {
        windRepository.pagingModelList(friend.id, "userWindList")
    }.flow
}.map { pagingData ->
    pagingData.map { it.json.toWind() }
}.cachedIn(viewModelScope)

fun beginPaging(userId: String, friendId: String) {
    mediatorParams.tryEmit(WindRemoteMediatorParams(userId, friendId))
}

CodePudding user response：

The way to pass arguments dynamically on a Kotlin function is like this:

...
val sumOfSomeInts = sumOfSomeInts(1, 3, 7, 2)
...
fun sumOfSomeInts(vararg num: Int): Int {
    var sum = 0
    ...
    return sum
} 
...

However, I would suggest you leave vararg parameters on the front of the parameters list, or at least you use named arguments like in this answer