livekit-protocol 0.8.2

Livekit protocol and utilities for the Rust SDK
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package configutil

// Derive narrows an observable onto a subtree of itself, so a package can
// define the config it owns, have the app embed it, and observe just that
// subtree without importing the app's config package.
//
// project selects; it must not compute. It runs on every Load, so it has to be
// cheap, and it must return a pointer into its argument rather than a freshly
// built value — callers (NewAtomicPointer among them) compare what Load
// returns by identity. For a projection that has to build something, use the
// NewAtomic* helpers instead: they cache the result and recompute it on reload.
//
// The result holds no state and needs no cleanup: it subscribes to src only
// while something is subscribed to it, and forwards src's emit semantics
// unchanged.
func Derive[Src, Dst any](src Observable[Src], project func(*Src) *Dst) Observable[Dst] {
	return derived[Src, Dst]{src: src, project: project}
}

type derived[Src, Dst any] struct {
	src     Observable[Src]
	project func(*Src) *Dst
}

func (d derived[Src, Dst]) Observe(cb func(*Dst)) func() {
	return d.src.Observe(func(c *Src) { cb(d.project(c)) })
}

func (d derived[Src, Dst]) Load() *Dst {
	return d.project(d.src.Load())
}