CallbackTo

Creates a new callback that returns true when both this and the given callback return true.

Alias for >>.

Where >> is often associated with Monads, *> is often associated with Applicatives.

Sequence actions, discarding the value of the second argument.

Sequence a callback to run before this, discarding any value produced by it.

Convenient version of << that accepts an Option

Alias for tap.

Sequence a callback to run after this, discarding any value produced by this.

Alias for flatMap.

Turns this into an AsyncCallback that runs whenever/wherever it's called; setTimeout isn't used.

In order words, this.toAsyncCallback.toCallback == this.

Schedules this to run asynchronously (i.e. uses a setTimeout).

Exceptions will be handled by the AsyncCallback such that this.async.toCallback will never throw an exception.

Wraps this callback in a try-catch and returns either the result or the exception if one occurs.

Creates an debounce boundary over the underlying computation.

Save the result of this as a val somewhere because it relies on internal state that must be reused.

Creates an debounce boundary over the underlying computation.

Save the result of this as a val somewhere because it relies on internal state that must be reused.

Creates an debounce boundary over the underlying computation.

Save the result of this as a val somewhere because it relies on internal state that must be reused.

Run asynchronously after a delay of a given duration.

Run asynchronously after a delay of a given duration.

Run asynchronously after a startInMilliseconds ms delay.

Runs this computation in the background.

Function distribution. See CallbackTo.liftTraverse(f).id for the dual.

Wraps this callback in a try-finally block and runs the given callback in the finally clause, after the current callback completes, be it in error or success.

Log to the console before this callback starts, and after it completes.

Does not change the result.

Log the duration of this callback's execution.

Log the duration of this callback's execution.

Log the duration of this callback's execution.

Logs the result of this callback as it completes.

Logs the result of this callback as it completes.

Logs the result of this callback as it completes.

Return a version of this callback that will only execute once, and reuse the result for all other invocations.

Convenience-method to run additional code before this callback.

Limits the number of invocations in a given amount of time.

Limits the number of invocations in a given amount of time.

Limits the number of invocations in a given amount of time.

Limits the number of invocations in a given amount of time.

Limits the number of invocations in a given amount of time.

Returns a CallbackOption that requires the boolean value therein to be true.

If this completes successfully, discard the result. If any exception occurs, call printStackTrace and continue.

Discard the callback's return value, return a given value instead.

ret, short for return.

Executes this callback, on the current thread, right now, blocking until complete. Exceptions will not be thrown, not caught. Use CallbackTo#attempt to catch exceptions.

Typically, callbacks are passed to scalajs-react and you're expected not to call this method yourself. Generally speaking, the only time you should call this method is in some other non-React code's async callback. Inside an AJAX callback is a common example. Even for those cases though, you can avoid calling this by getting direct access instead of callback-based access to your component; see the online WebSockets example: https://japgolly.github.io/scalajs-react/#examples/websockets

While it's technically safe to call CallbackTo#runNow inside the body of another Callback, it's better to just use combinators like CallbackTo#flatMap or even a Scala for-comprehension.

Schedule for repeated execution every interval.

Schedule for repeated execution every interval.

Schedule this callback for repeated execution every interval milliseconds.

Schedule this callback for execution in interval.

Note: in most cases delay is a better alternative.

Schedule this callback for execution in interval.

Note: in most cases delay is a better alternative.

Schedule this callback for execution in interval milliseconds.

Note: in most cases delayMs is a better alternative.

When the callback result becomes available, perform a given side-effect with it.

Convenience-method to run additional code after this callback.

Negates the callback result (so long as it's boolean).

The underlying representation of this value-class

Conditional execution of this callback. Reverse of when.

Conditional execution of this callback. Discards the result. Reverse of when_.

Discard the value produced by this callback.

Discard the value produced by this callback.

This method allows you to be explicit about the type you're discarding (which may change in future).

Conditional execution of this callback.

Conditional execution of this callback. Discards the result.

Record the duration of this callback's execution.

Alias for map.

Creates a new callback that returns true when either this or the given callback return true.

Negates the callback result (so long as it's boolean).