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class StateModel { private val _state = MutableStateFlow(initial) val state = _state.asStateFlow() // read-only public view fun update(newValue: Value) { _state.value = newValue // NOT suspending } }

With the channel, each event is delivered to a single subscriber. An attempt to post an event without subscribers will suspend as soon as the channel buffer becomes full, waiting for a subscriber to appear. Posted events are never dropped by default.

Think of a val x: StateFlow as an asynchronous and observable counterpart of var x: T . Its most recent value is always available and, in fact, the most recent value is the only one that matters, so updating it is always possible without suspension.

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With the shared flow, events are broadcast to an unknown number (zero or more) of subscribers. In the absence of a subscriber, any posted event is immediately dropped. It is a design pattern to use for events that must be processed immediately or not at all.

Both BroadcastEventBus , that is written with the SharedFlow in the first example, and this SingleShotEventBus, that is written with the Channel, publicly expose their events as Flow, yet they have an important difference.

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As different kinds of shared flows replaced different kinds of broadcast channels the popular question is what going to happen with plain, regular channels? They are going to stay for many reasons. One reason is that channels are low-level primitives that are used to implement many complex flow operators.

A popular way to deal with buffer overflow is to drop the oldest events and retain only the most recent, newest events. In particular, it is a great way to model state variables in an application. It is such a wide-spread use-case that it has its own specialized StateFlow type which serves as a replacement for a ConflatedBroadcastChannel, which became obsolete, too.

With the state flow, the performance difference between a complex channel and a simple flow becomes quite apparent. An implementation of a state flow has allocation-free updates, which was not the case with a conflated broadcast channel.

class SingleShotEventBus { private val _events = Channel() val events = _events.receiveAsFlow() // expose as flow suspend fun postEvent(event: Event) { _events.send(event) // suspends on buffer overflow } }

But channels also have their application use-cases. Channels are used to handle events that must be processed exactly once. This happens in a design with a type of event that usually has a single subscriber, but intermittently (at startup or during some kind of reconfiguration) there are no subscribers at all, and there is a requirement that all posted events must be retained until a subscriber appears.

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