gwi/gwi_unsafe

Types

UnsafeOutput

An Unsafe output.

pub type UnsafeOutput(model, view) {
  OkOutput(model: model, view: view)
  ErrorOutput(error: String)
}

Constructors

```
OkOutput(model: model, view: view)
```
```
ErrorOutput(error: String)
```

Values

process

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pub fn process(
  model model: option.Option(model),
  msg msg: dynamic.Dynamic,
  input_handler input_handler: fn(option.Option(model), msg) -> Result(
    #(model, view),
    error,
  ),
  msg_decoder msg_decoder: fn() -> decode.Decoder(msg),
) -> UnsafeOutput(model, view)

process_init

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pub fn process_init(
  msg msg: dynamic.Dynamic,
  input_handler input_handler: fn(option.Option(model), msg) -> Result(
    #(model, view),
    error,
  ),
  msg_decoder msg_decoder: fn() -> decode.Decoder(msg),
) -> UnsafeOutput(model, view)

Deprecated: Use the `gwi.process` funtion instead. This function will be removed in the future. Do not use this if you don't know what you are doing.

Take a msg and a None as model, put them through the input handler funtion then return the result.

Error will crash the thread.

process_update

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pub fn process_update(
  model model: model,
  msg msg: dynamic.Dynamic,
  input_handler input_handler: fn(option.Option(model), msg) -> Result(
    #(model, view),
    error,
  ),
  msg_decoder msg_decoder: fn() -> decode.Decoder(msg),
) -> UnsafeOutput(model, view)

Deprecated: Use the `gwi.process` funtion instead. This function will be removed in the future. Do not use this if you don't know what you are doing.

Take a model and a msg, put them through the input handler funtion then return the result.

Error will crash the thread.