extra

Type Members

1. trait Broadcaster[A] extends Listenable[A]

   

   Implementation of Listener.

   Implementation of Listener. Subclasses can broadcast data of type A via the broadcast method.

2. class DefaultReusabilityOverlay extends ReusabilityOverlay with TimerSupport

   

3. trait Listenable[A] extends AnyRef

   

   External entities can register with this to listen (receive) data of type A.

   External entities can register with this to listen (receive) data of type A.

   Install in ScalaComponent.build via .configure(Listenable.listen).

4. trait OnUnmount extends AnyRef

   

   Accrues procedures to be run automatically when its component unmounts.

   Accrues procedures to be run automatically when its component unmounts.

   Install in ScalaComponent.build via .configure(OnUnmount.install).

5. sealed abstract class Px[A] extends AnyRef

   

   A mechanism for caching data with dependencies.

   A mechanism for caching data with dependencies.

   This is basically a performance-focused, lightweight implementation of pull-based FRP, pull-based meaning that in the chain A→B→C, an update to A doesn't affect C until the value of C is requested.

   What does Px mean? I don't know, I just needed a name and I liked the way @lihaoyi's Rx type name looked in code. You can consider this "Performance eXtension". If this were Java it'd be named AutoRefreshOnRequestDependentCachedVariable.

6. trait ReusabilityOverlay extends AnyRef

   

7. final class StateSnapshot[S] extends Write[CallbackTo, S]

   

8. trait TimerSupport extends OnUnmount

   

   Alternatives to window.setTimeout/window.setInterval that automatically unregister installed callbacks when the component unmounts.

   Alternatives to window.setTimeout/window.setInterval that automatically unregister installed callbacks when the component unmounts.

   Provides interval methods that guarentee duration between callbacks. Regular use of setInterval is fine for callbacks with determined execution time. However, if your callback could possibly take as long or longer than your timeout, you can end up with callbacks firing back to back.

   Install in ScalaComponent.build via .configure(TimerSupport.install).