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I am having some trouble figuring out how to download and use xstream in eclipse. When I download the binary distribution from the website, I get a zip file. Where should I extract it, and how do I use it?
For the past two years I have been using RxJS extensively, in Cycle.js and in other contexts. Recently, TylorS and I have decided to build a new reactive streams library comparable to RxJS, called xstream.
In general, xstream is more suitable than RxJS when the number of subscribe() calls in an application is very small, and most of the logic is in the operator chain. On the other side, RxJS is more suitable than xstream when there are multiple calls to subscribe() of multiple Observables, or when RxJS is mixed with imperative programming, object-oriented programming and other diverse settings.
Our guideline was that a name should be a really strong hint towards the behavior of the operator. For instance the xstream operator remember() hints that the operator has some memory, it remembers something. In fact, it keeps in memory the most recently emitted event, and broadcasts that stored event to any newly added listener.
When we need to choose between terseness and readability, we choose the latter. For experienced programmers, the cost of typing a few more characters is at worst a first-world problem. If developers can understand code in xstream without reading the documentation, we will have accomplished our goals. Of course, we will test-drive the API with the community. So far we just have a good guess on what is an intuitive API.
We wanted to provide a smart default. xstream is under 30 kB in size, and it is ideal for using as a stream library in a driver. Cycle applications can still be written in RxJS v5, for instance, while utilizing a driver written in xstream.
I am still a core contributor and advocate of RxJS and will remain to be so. RxJS is a better option than xstream as a general-purpose library for reactive programming in the browser and in Node.js. In many ways it is more powerful than xstream, providing access to cold Observables (which are more generic than hot ones), schedulers (which xstream has none so far), marble diagram testing, and dozens of battle-proven operators. It is the ideal library to integrate with conventional imperative code and JavaScript.
confluence-compat-lib 1.4.2 has been released. This resolves an issue where the xstream-security module doesn't work correctly with the confluence-compat-lib in dev mode. Plugins can now use xstream-security module in atlassian-plugin.xml to mark the classes needed in XStream allowlist .
confluence-compat-lib 1.4.0 has been released to provide Backward-compatible code for plugins which want to keep a single version across all supported Confluence versions.
Plugins can utilise component com.atlassian.confluence.compat.setup.xstream.XStreamManagerCompat plugins. It can be initiated by way of Spring or manually with no-arg constructor XStreamManagerCompat(). See following for its signature:
Spring bean "xStreamManager" provides you ConfluenceXStream which is a wrapper around XStream but with the backward compatibility layer. confluenceXStream.toXML(obj) achieves you same results as xstream.toXML(obj). See:
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Set xstream.allowlist.enable sysprop to true. This is equivalent to XStream 1.4.18 behaviour and it exist in Confluence 7.10 and up. But it comes with a risk of broken third-party plugins which have not yet configured xstream-security module with their classes. Confirm with Third-party plugin vendors before toggling it if your Confluence instance uses a third-party plugin and it relies on XStream.
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