JeremyLiao/LiveEventBus

Features

• Android LiveData Event Buses - Provides a message bus for Android that uses LiveData to send events with built-in lifecycle awareness.
• Lifecycle-Aware Message Buses - A communication system that automatically manages event subscriptions based on Android component lifecycles.
• Android Component Communication - Enables sending data and events between different screens or modules within a single Android application.
• Sticky Event Dispatchers - Implements a sticky event dispatcher that ensures new subscribers immediately receive the most recent message.
• Decoupled Communication Services - Provides a messaging framework for AndroidX that enables decoupled data transfer between various app components.
• In-Process Message Routing - Implements a communication system for sending and receiving data between components within a single application instance.
• Cross-Process Message Routing - Provides a broadcast mechanism for transferring data between different processes or separate application instances.
• Inter-Process Communication Bridges - Implements a mechanism for transferring serialized data and events between different processes or separate applications.
• Android Broadcast Intent Routing - Routes events across different application processes by wrapping payloads in Android Broadcast Intents.
• Inter-Process Communication - Transfers data and events between different processes or separate Android applications using a broadcast mechanism.
• Android Lifecycle Management - Manages message listeners that automatically start and stop based on Android component lifecycles.
• Lifecycle-Aware Data Observers - Ties event observers to the Android component lifecycle to prevent memory leaks and null pointer exceptions.
• Subscription Lifecycles - Automatically starts and stops message listeners based on component lifecycles to prevent memory leaks.
• Event Distribution Transports - Uses Android LiveData as the core transport to automatically manage observer registration and unregistration.
• In-Memory Event Caches - Stores the most recent event of a specific type to deliver it immediately to new subscribers.
• Delayed Task Scheduling - Implements a mechanism to queue message delivery for a specified time delay before notifying observers.
• Message Scheduling - Provides capabilities for sending events that are delivered to the receiving component after a specific time interval.
• Sticky Event Dispatchers - Retains and immediately delivers the most recent message to new subscribers upon registration.
• Sticky Event Management - Delivers the most recent event to a new subscriber immediately upon registration.

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