How to natively implement partition
See original GitHub issueI need to process data in chunks and therefore I need to partition the values into buckets (like RxJS’s Observable#bufferWithCount
or Highland’s Stream#batch
).
I did not find a suitable function to implement that in Most.js directly (most#reduce
reduces all values into a single value and most#map
produces an equal amount of values) but instead I had to integrate with transducers-js.partitionAll via most#transduce(transducers.partitionAll(CHUNK_SIZE))
.
What would be the direct approach against the Most.js API without using a third-party transducer lib. Is this only possible via most#transduce
?
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@akloeber we just released https://github.com/mostjs-community/most-chunksOf check it out maybe its what you need?
instead of using
observe
you can usereduce
to achieve a single list as produced bypartitionAll
let us know if this helps
@akloeber We just released most 1.2.0 with the update to
from
/fromIterable
.