Advanced examples

Here you’ll find a collection of advanced examples of fluent usability!

• Stream merging: How to merge multiple streams and treat errors with fluent;
• Converting lists into dictionaries: It’s better to get values from a dictionary rather than repeating finds in an array;
• Combining iterables: How to relate two distinct iterables in a faster manner;
• Iterate over chunked streams seamlessly: Iterate over chunked streams like if you’re dealing with simples lists!
• Chain async and sync operations: Chain sync and async operations over the fluent flow
• Creating and validating unique lists: How to generate unique lists or validate if an iterable is unique on the flow
• Segregating responsibilities over: A elegant way to segregate responsibilities and orchestrate a iterable flow fluently, fit for a DDD, Onion o Hexagonal architecture!
• Operators, resolvers and preparation: Understand how fluent iterable works under the hood, when the chained operations really happen and when is the best moment to resolve an iterable.
• Nested flattening with back reference: Flat nested iterables keeping track of each level of items easily!