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Monix

9.0 5.1 Reactive Collections VS Monix

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RxScala

7.9 0.0 Reactive Collections VS RxScala

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Scala.Rx

7.9 0.0 Reactive Collections VS Scala.Rx

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Iteratee

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SynapseGrid

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typed-actors

3.8 0.0 Reactive Collections VS typed-actors

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REScala

3.7 9.7 Reactive Collections VS REScala

REScala - distributed and reactive programming embedded in OO and FP programs.
Reactor-Scala-Extensions

2.7 1.9 Reactive Collections VS Reactor-Scala-Extensions

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scala.frp

2.1 0.0 Reactive Collections VS scala.frp

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CI service	Status	Description
Travis		Linux container tests
Maven		Artifact on Maven

Reactors.IO is a concurrent, distributed programming framework based on asynchronous event streams.

Usage

Add the following line to your SBT project definition:

libraryDependencies ++= Seq("io.reactors" %% "reactors" % "0.8")

Then, import the io.reactors package in your project:

import io.reactors._

Alternatively, you can download the artifact from Maven. To learn how to write reactor-based programs, please read the tutorial.

Contributing

You will need to install SBT build tool on your system. Once you do that, go to your project folder, and run:

$ sbt

Within the sbt shell, you can compile the code:

> compile

You can start continuous compilation whenever your code changes:

> ~compile

After making changes, submit a pull request to the reactors repo at GitHub. Tests will be run automatically, and your contribution will be reviewed. If you want to run tests locally, run test or testOnly <name-of-test> in the SBT shell.