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0.4.1indexedFacilitates cross-language library development by abstracting I/O operations, ensuring seamless interoperability across Java, Scala, and other environments for library authors.
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This is a library meant for library authors that want to build libraries that work across Java, Scala, or Kotlin, without having to worry about interoperability with whatever method of I/O that the library is using under the hood.
Usage
Read the Javadoc. Better documentation is coming.
Migration Note (v0.5.0)
The AsyncFun interface has changed to improve cancellation management and simplify the API. This is a source and binary incompatible change.
Old shape:
Task.fromAsync((executor, callback) -> {
// ...
return () -> { /* cleanup */ };
});
New shape:
Task.fromAsync(continuation -> {
var executor = continuation.getExecutor();
continuation.invokeOnCancellation(() -> { /* cleanup */ });
// ...
});
Key differences:
- The
executorandcallbackare now encapsulated in theContinuation. - Cancellation cleanup is registered via
continuation.invokeOnCancellation(finalizer)instead of returning a .
Maven:
<dependency>
<groupId>org.funfix</groupId>
<artifactId>tasks-jvm</artifactId>
<version>0.4.1</version>
</dependency>
Gradle:
dependencies {
implementation("org.funfix:tasks-jvm:0.4.1")
}
sbt:
libraryDependencies += "org.funfix" % "tasks-jvm" % "0.4.1"