Fan-out / fan-in - closing result channel - kotlin

Question

I'm producing items, consuming from multiple co-routines and pushing back to resultChannel. Producer is closing its channel after last item.
The code never finishes as resultChannel is never being closed. How to detect and properly finish iteration so hasNext() return false?
val inputData = (0..99).map { "Input$it" }
val threads = 10
val bundleProducer = produce<String>(CommonPool, threads) {
inputData.forEach { item ->
send(item)
println("Producing: $item")
}
println("Producing finished")
close()
}
val resultChannel = Channel<String>(threads)
repeat(threads) {
launch(CommonPool) {
bundleProducer.consumeEach {
println("CONSUMING $it")
resultChannel.send("Result ($it)")
}
}
}
val iterator = object : Iterator<String> {
val iterator = resultChannel.iterator()
override fun hasNext() = runBlocking { iterator.hasNext() }
override fun next() = runBlocking { iterator.next() }
}.asSequence()
println("Starting interation...")
val result = iterator.toList()
println("finish: ${result.size}")

Answer 1

You can run a coroutine that awaits for the consumers to finish and then closes the resultChannel.
First, rewrite the code that starts the consumers to save the Jobs:
val jobs = (1..threads).map {
launch(CommonPool) {
bundleProducer.consumeEach {
println("CONSUMING $it")
resultChannel.send("Result ($it)")
}
}
}
And then run another coroutine that closes the channel once all the Jobs are done:
launch(CommonPool) {
jobs.forEach { it.join() }
resultChannel.close()
}