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//!
//! <svg width="40" height="40">
//! </svg>
//!
//! This component is an interface between protocol objects and internal messages.
//! For a given protocol, multiple adaptor can be implemented.
//! External librairies can add adaptor to existing protocols.
//!
//! When a processor is create, it must have a single adaptor in its execution context.
//!
//! The adaptor will be executed in the same thread of the protocol.
//! So if several task in multiple thread are running, there will be concurency.
//!
//! An adaptor should be seen as a routine call to know what to do with a protocol message. How to convert it in internal message, and have an attach configuration to have routing rule.
use ;
/// Implement the trait [`Adaptor`].
pub use Adaptor;
/// Generic ProSA Adaptor.
/// Define generic function call that are use by every processor.
///
/// ```mermaid
/// graph LR
/// task[Task]
/// adaptor[Adaptor]
/// bus([Internal service bus])
/// adaptor <--> bus
/// subgraph proc[ProSA Processor]
/// task <--> adaptor
/// end
/// ```
///
/// To implement the adaptor without init or terminate function you derive it by default:
/// ```
/// use prosa::core::adaptor::Adaptor;
///
/// #[derive(Adaptor)]
/// struct MyAdaptor {}
/// ```
///
/// If you have to use the message type in your adaptor
/// ```
/// use prosa::core::{
/// adaptor::Adaptor,
/// msg::Tvf,
/// };
///
/// #[derive(Adaptor)]
/// struct MyAdaptor<M>
/// where
/// M: 'static
/// + std::marker::Send
/// + std::marker::Sync
/// + std::marker::Sized
/// + std::clone::Clone
/// + std::fmt::Debug
/// + Tvf
/// + std::default::Default,
/// {
/// _phantom: std::marker::PhantomData<M>,
/// }
/// ```
/// An enum that can represent either an immediately available value
/// or a future that will produce the value asynchronously
/// Useful for adaptor to either return a value directly or a future that will resolve to the value later
///
/// ```
/// use prosa::core::adaptor::MaybeAsync;
/// use prosa::maybe_async;
///
/// fn sync_func() -> MaybeAsync<String> {
/// "Synchronous value".to_string().into()
/// }
///
/// fn sync_func_with_macro() -> MaybeAsync<String> {
/// maybe_async!("Synchronous value with macro".to_string())
/// }
///
/// fn async_func() -> MaybeAsync<String> {
/// MaybeAsync::Future(Box::pin(async { "Asynchronous value".to_string() }))
/// }
///
/// fn async_func_with_macro() -> MaybeAsync<String> {
/// maybe_async!(async {
/// let val = "Asynchronous value with macro".to_string();
/// val.to_string()
/// })
/// }
///
/// fn async_func_with_move_macro(val: String) -> MaybeAsync<String> {
/// maybe_async!(async move {
/// println!("Processing value: {}", val);
/// val.to_string()
/// })
/// }
///
/// fn process_maybe_async(maybe: MaybeAsync<String>) {
/// match maybe {
/// MaybeAsync::Ready(value) => println!("Got ready value: {}", value),
/// MaybeAsync::Future(future_value) => {
/// tokio::spawn(async move {
/// let value = future_value.await;
/// println!("Got future value: {}", value);
/// });
/// }
/// }
/// }
/// ```
/// Implement `From<T>` for direct values (synchronous case)
/// Implement From for boxed trait object futures
/// Macro to make [`MaybeAsync`] creation more ergonomic
///
/// ```
/// use prosa::core::adaptor::MaybeAsync;
/// use prosa::maybe_async;
///
/// let sync_value = maybe_async!("Synchronous value".to_string());
/// let async_value = maybe_async!(async { "Asynchronous value".to_string() });
/// ```