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A simple thread safe and tested event bus for JVM (1.7+) and Android apps built with RxJava 2.

This is an event bus designed to allowing your application to communicate efficiently.

RX based bus with lifecycle based queuing support.

This is a simple Rx Event Bus implementation using Kotlin.

This is an event bus based on RxJava and optimized for Android.

Android reactive event bus that simplifies communication between Presenters, Activities, Fragments, Threads, Services, etc.

RxJava2 EventBus that supports pausing and resuming. This way, you can achieve that the bus is queueing events while it is paused and emitting events while it is resumed which is a nice way to enforce that events are only observed, when for example your activity is resumed and your views are accessible.

Library for Event bus - implemented using RxJava2 in Android.

A simple event bus.

A Fast and Super Easy IPC library. Send data between processes or apps using Bundle.

A lightweight and simple event bus for Android.

• small footprint
• simple to use
• optimized for startup and event dispatching

The Universal Event Bus is an event dispatcher architecture which help you to use most common event bus implementation as Otto in a structured mode.

An events is a bus designed to separate different parts of the application, while still allowing them to communicate efficiently. The operation of the EventDispatcher is based on the publish-subscribe pattern: the bus asked a series of events that will be collected by those who joined them.

The publisher is, in this case, called Bus or RxBus and deals with post events using the Observable of RxJava. The event dispatcher contains two RxBuses: one dedicated to the UI thread, and the other for all the other events that have nothing to do with the UI (network calls, CRUD operations with the database etc.).