I have Cannot inherit from non-open class 'RxViewModel' outside of its defining module all around my project because of you annotate rxviewmodel class with "public" annotation instead of "open"

I might tackle this soon. Some of the changes include ObserverOf -> AnyObserver and such. Shouldn't be too bad.

I am seeing the following when trying to build with latest Carthage and 4.0 of RxViewModel:

Carthage/Checkouts/RxViewModel/Source/RxViewModel.swift:13:8: error: no such module 'RxSwift'
import RxSwift
       ^

** BUILD FAILED **

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github "ReactiveX/RxSwift" "3.5.0"
github "RxSwiftCommunity/RxViewModel" "4.0.0"

Currently can't use it with RxSwift 4

When I'm searching for MVVM on cocoapods.org, RxViewModel doesn't show up.

Adding that keyword somewhere in your podspec description might help discoverability 😉

It seems that iOs 8.3 is required with Carthage, I'm using RxViewModel in another project with Cocoapods and iOs 8.0 as deployment target and it works fine

Right now we are testing the functionality and integration with CocoaPods.

We should add test to verify that Carthage doesn't break (like it happened with #38).

Given that TravisCI is pretty horrible and during #47 I was unable to grep or even read the failing logs…

Maybe it is time to re-consider a move of CI provider.
BuddyBuild or CircleCI are the ones that come to my mind but perhaps there are other that could be good to adopt.

Hey, u need update the RxViewModel.podspec file to support swift 2.0, RxCocoa have a new tag named 2.0.0-alpha.3

 s.dependency 'RxCocoa'
    #, :branch => 'feature/swift2.0' <<== commented out for now because we would be depending on Swift 2.0

Currently Circle CI stopped giving us access to their OS X boxes.
Talked briefly with them over Twitter; need to send an email to sort out the issues.

Until then all PRs need to be locally tested before merging and admins should «override» the lock when merging a failing/non tested PR.

From #10

Either fix the settings on CircleCI or transition to TravisCI if CircleCI is no longer an option.

Can't use latest RxSwift, when installing with cocoapods. Only version 3.5.0 is supported now

Installing RxSwift 3.5.0 (was 3.6.1)

As suggested by @kzaher on #15 we should opt for a different approach and not include any RxSwift sources

Install from Cocoapods, the Xcode shows below error message:

'disposeBag' is inaccessible due to 'internal' protection level

Hey,

Maybe an update for swift 3 ? =D

Thanks

@ashfurrow pointed out on #15 that the CI is broken due to an issue with code coverage.

Already tried contacting CircleCI because is an issue with permissions but haven't heard from them just yet.

Right now the CI is correctly installing codecov but it's failing to find the coverage file and thus generating a coverage of 0.00% when in reality its around 80%

I'm observing that signals are not properly throttled, I can observe that it fires signals while the active property is false.
It also fires an event as soon as the active property become false.

Am I doing something wrong?

When subclassing RxViewModel, I'm seeing a retain cycle with a lazy property observable chain that starts with didBecomeActive. I found what I thought was the issue and submitted PR #30, but I'm still seeing it.

    lazy var slotDriver: Driver<[PromotionsPage.Slot]> = {
        return self.didBecomeActive
            .mapReplace([])
            .asDriver(onErrorJustReturn: [])
    }()

I think you should you bump a newer version in podspec?

I got this error today when trying to pod install RxViewModel with RxCoreData -

[!] Unable to satisfy the following requirements:

• RxCocoa (~> 1.8) required by RxViewModel (0.2.1)
• RxCocoa (~> 2.5) required by RxCoreData (0.1.0)

only a white view

Currently, version 4.0.0 is available if installing from cocoapods repo.
Please, consider updating the podspec

Is a must for my organization, what's the hold up here?

The README says RxViewModel is a blatant copy of another library used with ReactiveCocoa. I however have never used ReactiveCocoa so no idea how to use that other library either.

Few code samples how to use RxViewModel and recommendations how/when to use will go a long way, please consider adding those to the repo README.

The README was in a «beautification» process when 2.1.1 was pushed to fix a minor issue.

Need to finish explaining what RxViewModel is so potential users won't need to check out another pod's page to know what this one is about.

RxSwiftCommunity

Prep:

• Update podspecs with new remote URL (560fda8)
• Update CI badge (560fda8)
• Update CI settings See #12
• Fork the repo back to my personal account (I really don't feel like sending a PR to fix CocoaPods trunk, forking is so much easier
  • This means the pod will still be maintained by me (in theory by anyone but for now i'll be pushing to trunk)