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Dart Simple Live
Cross-platform client for streaming and viewing live broadcasts
Dart Simple Live (a.k.a. Simple Live) is a cross-platform client for streaming and viewing live broadcasts. Built on a core Dart library, it supports multiple streaming platforms such as Huya, Douyu, Bilibili, and Douyin, along with live chat (danmaku). It includes apps for mobile, desktop, and TV platforms, offering a unified streaming experience with no ads. -
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AutoDispose
Automatic binding+disposal of RxJava streams
Automatic binding+disposal of RxJava streams. AutoDispose is an RxJava 2+ tool for automatically binding the execution of RxJava streams to a provided scope via disposal/cancellation. Often (especially in mobile applications), Rx subscriptions need to stop in response to some event (for instance, when Activity#onStop() executes in an Android app). In order to support this common scenario in RxJava 2, we built AutoDispose.
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