(branch! f!)(branch! v f!)Similar to [[fr.jeremyschoffen.mbt.alpha.default.threading-utils/branch-named!]].
f! is expected to be a symbol that resolves to a function. The name of the branch
will then be (resolve f!).
Similar to [[fr.jeremyschoffen.mbt.alpha.default.threading-utils/branch-named!]]. `f!` is expected to be a symbol that resolves to a function. The name of the branch will then be `(resolve f!)`.
(branch-named! f! n)(branch-named! v f! n)In a threaded operation, will execute f! to the side
and return v as it got it.
Wraps f! with [[fr.jeremyschoffen.mbt.alpha.default.threading-utils/wrap-branch*]].
For the middleware used, the operation is named n.
In a threaded operation, will execute `f!` to the side and return `v` as it got it. Wraps `f! with` [[fr.jeremyschoffen.mbt.alpha.default.threading-utils/wrap-branch*]]. For the middleware used, the operation is named `n`.
(do-side-effect! f!)(do-side-effect! v f!)Simmilar to [[fr.jeremyschoffen.mbt.alpha.default.threading-utils/branch!]] but using the [[fr.jeremyschoffen.mbt.alpha.default.threading-utils/wrap-side-effect*]] middelware.
Simmilar to [[fr.jeremyschoffen.mbt.alpha.default.threading-utils/branch!]] but using the [[fr.jeremyschoffen.mbt.alpha.default.threading-utils/wrap-side-effect*]] middelware.
(do-side-effect-named! f! n)(do-side-effect-named! v f! n)Same as [[fr.jeremyschoffen.mbt.alpha.default.threading-utils/branch-named!]] except for the middleware used to wrap
f!.
Here [[fr.jeremyschoffen.mbt.alpha.default.threading-utils/wrap-side-effect*]] is used.
Same as [[fr.jeremyschoffen.mbt.alpha.default.threading-utils/branch-named!]] except for the middleware used to wrap `f!`. Here [[fr.jeremyschoffen.mbt.alpha.default.threading-utils/wrap-side-effect*]] is used.
(format-recording recorded-side-effects)Transform a record of side effects into a tree that models the succession of events better.
Transform a record of side effects into a tree that models the succession of events better.
(make-dry-run ctxt)Specify to function using ctxt to work in dry run mode by altering the context's metadata
Specify to function using `ctxt` to work in dry run mode by altering the context's metadata
(record & body)Capture recording of side effects wrapped with [[fr.jeremyschoffen.mbt.alpha.default.threading-utils/wrap-record]].
Capture recording of side effects wrapped with [[fr.jeremyschoffen.mbt.alpha.default.threading-utils/wrap-record]].
(wrap-branch* f n)Wraps a function with the following middleware:
Wraps a function with the following middleware: - wrap-generic-logging - wrap-record - wrap-name
(wrap-error f!)Middleware used to wrap side effects in a way that it augments their exceptions with some data.
Middleware used to wrap side effects in a way that it augments their exceptions with some data.
(wrap-generic-logging f!)Middleware used to provide some logging.
Middleware used to provide some logging.
(wrap-name f! name)Middleware pushing and popping a name onto a stack situated in the metadata of
the ctxt. When threading it allows the following of where in the called stack we are.
The names
Middleware pushing and popping a name onto a stack situated in the metadata of the `ctxt`. When threading it allows the following of where in the called stack we are. The names
(wrap-record f!)Middleware used to record side effects and theirs results. It uses the dynamic var [[fr.jeremyschoffen.mbt.alpha.default.threading-utils/recording]].
To record, this var must be bound to (atom []) surrounding the
code being recorded.
Middleware used to record side effects and theirs results. It uses the dynamic var [[fr.jeremyschoffen.mbt.alpha.default.threading-utils/*recording*]]. To record, this var must be bound to `(atom [])` surrounding the code being recorded.
(wrap-side-effect* f n)Wraps a function understood to be a side-effect from the core api with the following middleware:
Wraps a function understood to be a side-effect from the core api with the following middleware: - wrap-dry-run - wrap-generic-logging - wrap-error - wrap-record - wrap-name
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