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AsyncLifecycleCallback

Trait AsyncLifecycleCallback 

Source
pub trait AsyncLifecycleCallback<A, R, P>{
    type Output;
    type Error;

    // Required method
    fn call<'storage, 'callback>(
        self,
        context: &'callback mut AsyncLifecycleContext<'storage, A, R, P>,
    ) -> Pin<Box<dyn Future<Output = Result<Self::Output, Self::Error>> + Send + 'callback>>
       where 'storage: 'callback,
             A: 'storage,
             R: 'storage,
             P: 'storage,
             <A as AggregateRoot>::Event: 'storage,
             <R as AsyncRepository>::Error: 'storage,
             <P as AsyncDomainEventPublisher>::Error: 'storage,
             Self: Send + 'callback,
             Self::Output: Send + 'callback,
             Self::Error: Send + 'callback;
}
Expand description

English: Exposes core 0.4’s domain, persistence, and event-workflow API.

日本語: コア 0.4 のドメイン、永続化、イベント処理 API を公開します。 English: Re-exports synchronous and asynchronous CQRS handlers, aggregate creators, and lifecycle APIs.

日本語: 同期・非同期の CQRS ハンドラー、集約作成器、ライフサイクル API を再エクスポートします。 English: Re-exports asynchronous command and query handlers, aggregate creators, lifecycle callbacks, and the context coordinating persistence and event dispatch.

日本語: 非同期のコマンド・クエリハンドラー、集約作成器、ライフサイクルコールバック、 永続化とイベント配信を調整するコンテキストを再エクスポートします。 English: Defines asynchronous work performed with a mutable asynchronous lifecycle context.

日本語: 非同期ライフサイクルコンテキストを使って実行する非同期処理を定義します。

Required Associated Types§

Required Methods§

Source

fn call<'storage, 'callback>( self, context: &'callback mut AsyncLifecycleContext<'storage, A, R, P>, ) -> Pin<Box<dyn Future<Output = Result<Self::Output, Self::Error>> + Send + 'callback>>
where 'storage: 'callback, A: 'storage, R: 'storage, P: 'storage, <A as AggregateRoot>::Event: 'storage, <R as AsyncRepository>::Error: 'storage, <P as AsyncDomainEventPublisher>::Error: 'storage, Self: Send + 'callback, Self::Output: Send + 'callback, Self::Error: Send + 'callback,

Dyn Compatibility§

This trait is dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety".

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