View Source Bonfire.Epics.Epic (Bonfire v0.9.10-classic-beta.169)
Represents and manages an Epic, which is a sequence of Acts to be executed.
An Epic is a struct containing lists of previous and next steps, errors, and assigns.
This module provides functionality to create, modify, and run Epics, as well as handle errors and debugging.
Summary
Functions
Adds an error to the Epic.
Appends Act(s) to the end of the Epic's next steps.
Assigns a value to the Epic's assigns.
Loads an epic from the app's config.
Creates an Epic from a specification of steps.
Creates a new Epic with the given list of next steps.
Prepends Act(s) to the beginning of the Epic's next steps.
Renders all errors in the Epic as a string.
Runs the Epic, executing each Act in sequence (with some Acts optionally running in parallel).
Updates an assign in the Epic using a function.
Types
@type t() :: %Bonfire.Epics.Epic{ assigns: %{optional(atom()) => any()}, errors: [any()], next: [Bonfire.Epics.Act.t()], prev: [Bonfire.Epics.Act.t()] }
Represents an Epic struct.
:prev- List of Acts that have already been run.:next- List of remaining Acts to be run (may be modified during run).:errors- List of errors (accrued during run).:assigns- Map of assigned values (may be modified during run).
Functions
Adds an error to the Epic.
Parameters
epic: The Epic struct.error: The Error struct to add.
Examples
iex> epic = %Bonfire.Epics.Epic{}
iex> error = %Bonfire.Epics.Error{error: "Something went wrong"}
iex> Bonfire.Epics.Epic.add_error(epic, error)
%Bonfire.Epics.Epic{errors: [%Bonfire.Epics.Error{error: "Something went wrong"}]}Appends Act(s) to the end of the Epic's next steps.
Parameters
self: The Epic struct.acts: A list of Acts or a single Act to append.
Examples
iex> epic = %Bonfire.Epics.Epic{next: [Act1]}
iex> Bonfire.Epics.Epic.append(epic, [Act2])
%Bonfire.Epics.Epic{next: [Act1, Act2]}Assigns a value to the Epic's assigns.
Parameters
self: The Epic struct.name: The atom key for the assign.value: The value to assign.
Examples
iex> epic = %Bonfire.Epics.Epic{}
iex> Bonfire.Epics.Epic.assign(epic, :foo, "bar")
%Bonfire.Epics.Epic{assigns: %{foo: "bar"}}Loads an epic from the app's config.
Parameters
config_key: The config key to load, such as a module atom (in which case it will load it from that module's app config).name: The name atom of the epic in the config.
Examples
iex> Bonfire.Epics.Epic.from_config!(MyApp.Module, :my_epic)
%Bonfire.Epics.Epic{...}
iex> Bonfire.Epics.Epic.from_config!(:my_key, :my_other_epic)
%Bonfire.Epics.Epic{...}Creates an Epic from a specification of steps.
Parameters
acts: A list of act specifications.
Examples
iex> Bonfire.Epics.Epic.from_spec!([MyAct, {OtherAct, [option: :value]}])
%Bonfire.Epics.Epic{...}Creates a new Epic with the given list of next steps.
Parameters
next: A list of Acts to be executed.
Examples
iex> Bonfire.Epics.Epic.new([MyAct, OtherAct])
%Bonfire.Epics.Epic{next: [MyAct, OtherAct]}Prepends Act(s) to the beginning of the Epic's next steps.
Parameters
self: The Epic struct.acts: A list of Acts or a single Act to prepend.
Examples
iex> epic = %Bonfire.Epics.Epic{next: [Act2]}
iex> Bonfire.Epics.Epic.prepend(epic, [Act1])
%Bonfire.Epics.Epic{next: [Act1, Act2]}Renders all errors in the Epic as a string.
Parameters
epic: The Epic struct containing errors.
Examples
iex> epic = %Bonfire.Epics.Epic{errors: [%Bonfire.Epics.Error{error: "Error 1"}, %Bonfire.Epics.Error{error: "Error 2"}]}
iex> Bonfire.Epics.Epic.render_errors(epic)
"Error 1\nError 2"Runs the Epic, executing each Act in sequence (with some Acts optionally running in parallel).
Parameters
epic: The Epic struct to run.
Examples
iex> epic = Bonfire.Epics.Epic.new([MyAct, OtherAct])
iex> Bonfire.Epics.Epic.run(epic)
%Bonfire.Epics.Epic{prev: [OtherAct, MyAct], next: [], ...}Updates an assign in the Epic using a function.
Parameters
self: The Epic struct.name: The atom key for the assign.default: The default value if the assign doesn't exist.fun: The function to apply to the current value.
Examples
iex> epic = %Bonfire.Epics.Epic{assigns: %{count: 1}}
iex> Bonfire.Epics.Epic.update(epic, :count, 0, &(&1 + 1))
%Bonfire.Epics.Epic{assigns: %{count: 2}}