state-flow.api — nubank/state-flow 5.11.0

defflow clj macro

(defflow name & flows)

(defflow name parameters & flows)

Creates a flow and binds it a Var named by name

flow clj macro

(flow description & flows)

Creates a flow which is a composite of flows.

fmap clj

(fmap f flow)

Creates a flow that returns the application of f to the return of flow

for clj macro

(for seq-exprs flow)

Like clojure.core/for, but returns a flow which wraps a sequence of flows e.g.

(flow "even? returns true for even numbers" (flow/for [x (filter even? (range 10))] (match? even? x)))

;; same as

(flow "even? returns true for even numbers" (match? even? 0) (match? even? 2) (match? even? 4) (match? even? 6) (match? even? 8))

get-state clj

(get-state)

(get-state f & args)

Creates a flow that returns the result of applying f (default identity) to state with any additional args.

ignore-error clj

(ignore-error pair)

No-op error handler that ignores the error.

invoke clj

(invoke my-fn)

Creates a flow that invokes a function of no arguments and returns the result. Used to invoke side effects e.g.

(state-flow.core/invoke #(Thread/sleep 1000))

log-and-throw-error! clj deprecated

(log-and-throw-error! pair)

DEPRECATED: Use (comp throw-error! log-error) instead.

match? clj macro

(match? expected actual & [{:keys [times-to-try sleep-time] :as params}])

Builds a state-flow step which uses matcher-combinators to make an assertion.

expected can be a literal value or a matcher-combinators matcher actual can be a literal value, a primitive step, or a flow params are optional keyword-style args, supporting:

:times-to-try optional, default 1 :sleep-time optional, millis to wait between tries, default 200

Given (= times-to-try 1), match? will evaluate actual just once.

Given (> times-to-try 1), match? will use state-flow-probe/probe to retry up to :times-to-try times, waiting :sleep-time between each try, and stopping when actual produces a value that matches expected.

NOTE: when (> times-to-try 1), actual must be a step or a flow.

Returns a map (in the left value) with information about the success or failure of the match, the details of which are used internally by state-flow and subject to change.

return clj

(return v)

Creates a flow that returns v. Use this as the last step in a flow that you want to reuse in other flows, in order to clarify the return value, e.g.

(def increment-count (flow "increments :count and returns it" (state/modify update :count inc) [new-count (state/gets :count)] (state-flow/return new-count)))

run clj

(run flow)

(run flow initial-state)

Given an initial-state (default {}), runs a flow and returns a tuple of the result of the last step in the flow and the end state.

run* clj

(run* {:keys [init cleanup runner on-error fail-fast? before-flow-hook]
       :or {init (constantly {})
            cleanup identity
            runner run
            fail-fast? false
            before-flow-hook identity
            on-error (comp throw-error!
                           log-error
                           (filter-stack-trace
                             default-stack-trace-exclusions))}}
      flow)

Runs a flow with specified parameters. Use run unless you need the customizations run* supports.

Supported keys in the first argument are:

:fail-fast? optional, default false, when set to true, the flow stops running after the first failing assertion :init optional, default (constantly {}), function of no arguments that returns the initial state :cleanup optional, default identity, function of the final state used to perform cleanup, if necessary :runner optional, default run, function of a flow and an initial state which will execute the flow :before-flow-hook optional, default identity, function from state to new-state that is applied before excuting a flow, after flow description is updated. :on-error optional, function of the final result pair to be invoked when the first value in the pair represents an error, default: (comp throw-error! log-error (filter-stack-trace default-strack-trace-exclusions))

swap-state clj

(swap-state f & args)

Creates a flow that replaces state with the result of applying f to state with any additional args.

when clj

(when e flow)

Given an expression e and a flow, if the expression is logical true, return the flow. Otherwise, return nil in a monadic context.