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RxPeople Documentation

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https://github.com/cesarferreira/rxpeople

An Android library providing a fluent API to generate random user data as RxJava Observables. It allows specifying the number of users, nationality, and gender, and provides a FakeUser class that can be mapped to custom domain models.

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  1. Generate random user data with RxPeople

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    RxPeople provides a fluent API to generate random user data using RxJava Observables. You can specify the number of users, nationality, and gender.

    Important Threading Note: To guarantee which thread the request runs on, you must explicitly set both .subscribeOn() and .observeOn().

    // Getting 100 random women and men from random countries
RxPeople.with(context)
         .amount(100)
         .intoObservable()
         .subscribeOn(Schedulers.io())
         .observeOn(AndroidSchedulers.mainThread())
         .subscribe(users -> {
            // handle users
         });

// Being specific: Getting 50 women from Brazil
RxPeople.with(context)
         .amount(50)
         .nationality(Nationality.BR)
         .gender(Gender.FEMALE)
         .intoObservable()
         .subscribeOn(Schedulers.io())
         .observeOn(AndroidSchedulers.mainThread())
         .subscribe(users -> {
            // handle users
         });

  3. Transform FakeUser into a custom User class

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    If you want to map the library's FakeUser class into your own domain model (e.g., UserClass), use the RxJava flatMap operator to transform the data before subscribing to the Observer.

    RxPeople.with(context)
         .amount(50)
         .intoObservable()
         .flatMap(fakeUser -> {
            // Transform FakeUser to your UserClass
            return Observable.just(new UserClass(fakeUser.getName(), ...));
         })
         .subscribe(yourUserClass -> {
            // todo: what you please
         });