View Source Estructura.Lazy (estructura v1.4.2)

The field stub allowing lazy instantiation of Estructura fields.

Summary

Types

cached()

getter()

key()

t()

value()

Functions

apply(lazy, lazy_data, key \\ nil)

Apply the lazy getter to the data passed as an argument

new(getter, expires_in \\ :never)

Create the new struct with the getter passed as an argument

stale?(lazy)

Validates if the value is not stale yet according to expires_in setting

Types

cached()

@type cached() :: {:ok, value()} | {:error, any()}

getter()

@type getter() :: (value() -> cached()) | (key(), value() -> cached())

key()

@type key() :: Map.key()

t()

@type t() :: %Estructura.Lazy{
  expires_in: non_neg_integer() | :instantly | :never,
  timestamp: nil | DateTime.t(),
  payload: any(),
  value: cached(),
  getter: getter()
}

value()

@type value() :: Map.value()

Functions

apply(lazy, lazy_data, key \\ nil)

@spec apply(t(), %{__lazy_data__: term()} | term(), key()) :: t()

Apply the lazy getter to the data passed as an argument

Examples

iex> lazy = Estructura.Lazy.new(&System.fetch_env/1)
...> Estructura.Lazy.apply(lazy, "LANG").value
System.fetch_env("LANG")

new(getter, expires_in \\ :never)

@spec new(getter(), non_neg_integer() | :instantly | :never) :: t()

Create the new struct with the getter passed as an argument

stale?(lazy)

@spec stale?(t()) :: boolean()

Validates if the value is not stale yet according to expires_in setting