Hi,
I have a use case where I poll a datasource for items and as long as there are
items present I process them as quickly as possible, but when there are no
items, I would like to poll every X seconds. Is there a built-in construct in
Akka Streams that I can use?
I'm currently using `Source.unfoldAsync` to get the records from the data
source. One "bad" option is to just call `Thread.sleep(XXX)` inside
`Source.unfoldAsync` when the datasource returns no results (as demonstrated
below), but I want to see if there's a better option.
Source.unfoldAsync[NotUsed, Seq[Item]](NotUsed) { _ =>
service.getItems flatMap { items =>
if (items.isEmpty) {
//TODO Fix this!!!
Thread.sleep(30 * 1000) //30 seconds
}
Future.successful(Some((NotUsed, items)))
}
}
I can probably improve on the `Thread.sleep(XXX)` by using having some "State"
object and have smaller waits, but I feel like that's not going to be that much
better.
Any input is appreciated.
Thanks,
Drew
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