de.halfbit.knot

Interface CompositeKnot<State>

All Superinterfaces:

Knot<State,Change>, Store<State>

All Known Subinterfaces:

TestCompositeKnot<State>

public CompositeKnot<State>
extends Knot<State,Change>

If your interface Knot becomes big and you want to improve its readability and maintainability, you may consider to decompose it. You start decomposition by grouping related functionality into, in a certain sense, indecomposable pieces called Primes.

Flowchart diagram

Each Prime is isolated from the other Primes. It defines its own set of Changes, Actions and Reducers. It's only the State, that is shared between the Primes. In that respect each Prime can be seen as a separate interface Knot working on a shared State.

Once all Primes are registered at a CompositeKnot, the knot can be finally composed using CompositeKnot.compose function and start operating.

See Also:

interface Knot, Flowchart diagram, interface Knot, CompositeKnot.compose

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	compose() Finishes composition of Primes and moves this knot into operational mode.
<Change,Action> void	registerPrime(kotlin.jvm.functions.Function1<? super de.halfbit.knot.PrimeBuilder<State,Change,Action>,kotlin.Unit> block) Registers a new Prime at this composite knot.

Methods inherited from interface de.halfbit.knot.Knot

getChange

Methods inherited from interface de.halfbit.knot.Store

getState

Method Detail

registerPrime

<Change,Action> void registerPrime(kotlin.jvm.functions.Function1<? super de.halfbit.knot.PrimeBuilder<State,Change,Action>,kotlin.Unit> block)

Registers a new Prime at this composite knot.

compose

void compose()

Finishes composition of Primes and moves this knot into operational mode.