== RxJava 2 API

The Cassandra client provides an Rxified version of the original API.

=== Creating an Rxified client

To create an Rxified Cassandra client, make sure to import the `link:../../apidocs/io/vertx/reactivex/cassandra/CassandraClient.html[CassandraClient]` class.
Then use one of the `create` methods to get an instance:

[source,java]
----
CassandraClientOptions options = new CassandraClientOptions()
  .addContactPoint("node1.corp.int")
  .addContactPoint("node2.corp.int")
  .addContactPoint("node3.corp.int");
CassandraClient cassandraClient = CassandraClient.createShared(vertx, options);
----

=== Querying

In this section, we will reconsider some of the previous use cases with the Rxified API.

==== Streaming

A `link:../../apidocs/io/vertx/reactivex/cassandra/CassandraRowStream.html[CassandraRowStream]` can be converted to a `link:../../apidocs/io/reactivex/Flowable.html[Flowable]`, which is handy when you have to deal with large data sets:

[source,java]
----
cassandraClient.rxQueryStream("SELECT my_key FROM my_keyspace.my_table where my_key = my_value")
  // Convert the stream to a Flowable
  .flatMapPublisher(CassandraRowStream::toFlowable)
  .subscribe(row -> {
    // Handle single row
  }, t -> {
    // Handle failure
  }, () -> {
    // End of stream
  });
----

==== Bulk fetching

When your data set is small, it might be easier to get all results at once:

[source,java]
----
cassandraClient.rxExecuteWithFullFetch("SELECT my_key FROM my_keyspace.my_table where my_key = my_value")
  .subscribe(rows -> {
    // Handle list of rows
  }, throwable -> {
    // Handle failure
  });
----