Exceptions indicated.
reacl-c.main
Functions for using reacl-c within a browser application.
Functions for using reacl-c within a browser application.
execute-effectsclj/s
(execute-effects item & [options])Returns an item that will intercept and execute all effects
emitted by the given item. This is automatically wrapped around
the toplevel item when using run, but not when
using run-controlled.
Options can be a map with the following settings:
:recursion-limitWhen effects continue to return new effects, and exception is when thrown when this limit is reached (defaults to 1000),:monitorA function called with the effect, its result value and areacl-c.core/returnvalue of actions and messages emitted by that effect.
Returns an item that will intercept and execute all effects emitted by the given `item`. This is automatically wrapped around the toplevel item when using [[run]], but not when using [[run-controlled]]. Options can be a map with the following settings: - `:recursion-limit` When effects continue to return new effects, and exception is when thrown when this limit is reached (defaults to 1000), - `:monitor` A function called with the effect, its result value and a [[reacl-c.core/return]] value of actions and messages emitted by that effect.
runcljs
(run dom item & [options])Runs the given item as an application underneath the given
native dom node, automatically managing its state and executing effect actions.
Options are:
:initial-state: specifying the initial state of the item, which defaults to nil.
:handle-action!: a function called when the item emits an
action (excluding effects); if not specified, and the item does emit
an action, an error is thrown.
Runs the given item as an application underneath the given native `dom` node, automatically managing its state and executing effect actions. Options are: `:initial-state`: specifying the initial state of the item, which defaults to nil. `:handle-action!`: a function called when the item emits an action (excluding effects); if not specified, and the item does emit an action, an error is thrown.
run-controlledcljs
(run-controlled dom item & [options])Runs the given item as an application underneath the given
native dom node. Options are:
:state: specifying the state of the item, which defaults to nil.
set-state!: a function that should handle a state change of the
item; if not specified, and the item wants to change its state, an
error is thrown.
handle-action!: a function called when the item emits an
action (including effects); if not specified, and the item does emit
an action, an error is thrown.
Runs the given item as an application underneath the given native `dom` node. Options are: `:state`: specifying the state of the item, which defaults to nil. `set-state!`: a function that should handle a state change of the item; if not specified, and the item wants to change its state, an error is thrown. `handle-action!`: a function called when the item emits an action (including effects); if not specified, and the item does emit an action, an error is thrown.
send-message!clj/s
(send-message! app msg & [callback])Sends a message to a running item, i.e. app must be the value
returned from run or run-controlled. This can be used together
with reacl-c.core/handle-message in situations where the
application is not running standalone, but integrated in a different
framework. The optional callback is invoked when any update
triggered by the message is completed.
Sends a message to a running item, i.e. `app` must be the value returned from [[run]] or [[run-controlled]]. This can be used together with [[reacl-c.core/handle-message]] in situations where the application is not running standalone, but integrated in a different framework. The optional callback is invoked when any update triggered by the message is completed.
stop!clj/s
(stop! app)Stops the given application (the value returned by run
or run-controlled, removing all DOM nodes rendered by it.
Stops the given application (the value returned by [[run]] or [[run-controlled]], removing all DOM nodes rendered by it.
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