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Filtering an Rx stream to remove errors in a synchronous style

I have an Rx stream that may produce errors. I want to filter it using an operator so that only items that have no errors are emitted.
Essentially I want to do what this code sample is doing.
If I were to implement this myself I’d do it in two parts – an error sink which can be subscribed to and a separate filter operator that extracts the non error items from the source Observable. But both are ObservableSubscriptions so I need to turn one into an observable as a chain to the other.
There must be a better way to do this in Rx (or maybe I’m just missing something obvious)? Can anyone provide an example or give me some insight?
rx-observable
.filter(source =>!source.hasError)
.subscribe();

A:

To get the same thing as you did just need to convert the error from a stream of Error objects into a stream of true values by using Error.apply which returns a different error type ErrorT (a new Error subclass):
var source = Rx.Observable.of(1, 2, 3, ‘foo’, ‘bar’, Error.apply({}, [1, 2, 3]));

source
.filter(x => x!== ‘bar’) // filter out the error
.map(x => x); // convert the error into something that can be observed

var subscription = source
.filter(x => x!== ‘bar’)
.subscribe(
x => console.log(‘filter’, x),
e => console.log(e)
);

At the end of the run, you should see:
filter
1
filter
2
filter
3
filter
bar

The reason this is so nice is because it allows us to use any means to get data and turn it into an observable as long as we convert the source to something else first. So if you had another way
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