Is there an equalant way to convert this small code in RxJS to Kotlin flow I'm not really getting th...

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[althaf]

Is there an equalant way to convert this small code in RxJS to Kotlin flow
I'm not really getting the way in which this java script convert the click events to an array in the map.
var button = document.querySelector('.button');
var label = document.querySelector('h4');

var clickStream = Rx.Observable.fromEvent(button, 'click');

var doubleClickStream = clickStream
  .bufferWhen(() => clickStream.debounceTime(250))
  .map(arr => arr.length)
  .filter(len => len === 2);

doubleClickStream.subscribe(event => {
  label.textContent = 'double click';
});

doubleClickStream
  .delay(1000)
  .subscribe(suggestion => {
    label.textContent = '-';
  });

[althaf]

doubleClickStream = buttonClickStream?.debounce(250)?.buffer().map {  }

I'm try the code in kotlin however map never gets the list of events as an array

[Richard Gomez]

Nothing will happen until you use a terminal operator to start the flow. Similar to how nothing happens with RxJS until you subscribe.
https://kotlinlang.org/docs/flow.html#terminal-flow-operators

Also, check out: #flow