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Usually, we have multiple repos in the app, each responsible for a model. So for example:
- AuthRepo
- UserRepo
- RecipeRepo
Same can be done to the local/remote DS, or as well as the DAOs.
The main reason for this is simply better SRP.
Currently in the app, we have only one repo, I think this can refactored.
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Similar to how Weblinkpreview allows you to search for any property tag.
webLinkMetadata["image"] // String for <meta property="og:image" ...>
The above method allows for searching for any tag, which would be useful to search for things that we need.
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It would be nice if each operator Javadoc could clearly define the backpressure behaviour.
RxJava does something like this, e.g. http://reactivex.io/RxJava/javadoc/io/reactivex/Flowable.html#flatMap-io.reactivex.functions.Function-