Any ideas on how to migrate away from EffectPublisher?

[Muhammed9991]

In LocationManagerDelegate the library is using EffectPublisher:

private class LocationManagerDelegate: NSObject, CLLocationManagerDelegate {
  let subscriber: EffectPublisher<LocationManager.Action, Never>.Subscriber

  init(_ subscriber: EffectPublisher<LocationManager.Action, Never>.Subscriber) {
    self.subscriber = subscriber
  }

  func locationManager(
    _ manager: CLLocationManager, didChangeAuthorization status: CLAuthorizationStatus
  ) {
    self.subscriber.send(.didChangeAuthorization(status))
  }
}

Which is then used to set the delegate of CLLocationManager.

let manager = CLLocationManager()

    let delegate = EffectPublisher<Action, Never>.run { subscriber in
      let delegate = LocationManagerDelegate(subscriber)
     
      manager.delegate = delegate
        

      return AnyCancellable {
        _ = delegate
      }
    }
    .share()
    .eraseToEffect()

I've been playing around moving the library to 1.0.0 version but stuck on how we can remove EffectPublisher here? Any ideas from anyone?

[Muhammed9991]

The only way I can think of as of now is using Notification centre to send a notification inside didChangeAuthorization. We can observe the change in authorisation in the view and then send an action to a reducer. This would mean using .onReceive

.onReceive(NotificationCenter.default.publisher(for: "notificationName")) { _ in
    viewStore.send(.someAction)
 }

I don't like this but not sure what another way would be.