LONDON-IOS/Pods/RxGesture/Pod/Classes/View+RxGesture.swift

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import RxSwift
import RxCocoa
import Dispatch

extension Reactive where Base: RxGestureView {

    /**
     Reactive wrapper for multiple view gesture recognizers.
     It automatically attaches the gesture recognizers to the receiver view.
     The value the `Observable` emits is the gesture recognizer itself.

     rx.anyGesture can't error and is subscribed/observed on main scheduler.
     - parameter factories: a `(Factory + state)` collection you want to use to create the `GestureRecognizers` to add and observe
     - returns: a `ControlEvent<G>` that re-emit the gesture recognizer itself
     */
    public func anyGesture(_ factories: (AnyFactory, when: RxGestureRecognizerState)...) -> ControlEvent<RxGestureRecognizer> {
        let observables = factories.map { gesture, state in
            self.gesture(gesture).when(state).asObservable() as Observable<RxGestureRecognizer>
        }
        let source = Observable.from(observables).merge()
        return ControlEvent(events: source)
    }

    /**
     Reactive wrapper for multiple view gesture recognizers.
     It automatically attaches the gesture recognizers to the receiver view.
     The value the `Observable` emits is the gesture recognizer itself.

     rx.anyGesture can't error and is subscribed/observed on main scheduler.
     - parameter factories: a `Factory` collection you want to use to create the `GestureRecognizers` to add and observe
     - returns: a `ControlEvent<G>` that re-emit the gesture recognizer itself
     */
    public func anyGesture(_ factories: AnyFactory...) -> ControlEvent<RxGestureRecognizer> {
        let observables = factories.map { factory in
            self.gesture(factory).asObservable() as Observable<RxGestureRecognizer>
        }
        let source = Observable.from(observables).merge()
        return ControlEvent(events: source)
    }

    /**
     Reactive wrapper for a single view gesture recognizer.
     It automatically attaches the gesture recognizer to the receiver view.
     The value the `Observable` emits is the gesture recognizer itself.

     rx.gesture can't error and is subscribed/observed on main scheduler.
     - parameter factory: a `Factory` you want to use to create the `GestureRecognizer` to add and observe
     - returns: a `ControlEvent<G>` that re-emit the gesture recognizer itself
     */
    public func gesture<G>(_ factory: Factory<G>) -> ControlEvent<G> {
        self.gesture(factory.gesture)
    }

    /**
     Reactive wrapper for a single view gesture recognizer.
     It automatically attaches the gesture recognizer to the receiver view.
     The value the `Observable` emits is the gesture recognizer itself.

     rx.gesture can't error and is subscribed/observed on main scheduler.
     - parameter gesture: a `GestureRecognizer` you want to add and observe
     - returns: a `ControlEvent<G>` that re-emit the gesture recognizer itself
     */
    public func gesture<G: RxGestureRecognizer>(_ gesture: G) -> ControlEvent<G> {

        let source = Observable.deferred { [weak control = self.base] () -> Observable<G> in
            MainScheduler.ensureExecutingOnScheduler()

            guard let control = control else { return .empty() }

            let genericGesture = gesture as RxGestureRecognizer

            #if os(iOS)
                control.isUserInteractionEnabled = true
            #endif

            control.addGestureRecognizer(gesture)

            return genericGesture.rx.event
                .compactMap { $0 as? G }
                .startWith(gesture)
                .do(onDispose: { [weak control, weak gesture] () in
                    guard let gesture = gesture else { return }
                    DispatchQueue.main.async {
                        control?.removeGestureRecognizer(gesture)
                    }
                })
                .take(until: control.rx.deallocated)
        }

        return ControlEvent(events: source)
    }
}