pub struct Doc { /* private fields */ }Expand description
A Yrs document type. Documents are most important units of collaborative resources management. All shared collections live within a scope of their corresponding documents. All updates are generated on per document basis (rather than individual shared type). All operations on shared collections happen via Transaction, which lifetime is also bound to a document.
Document manages so called root types, which are top-level shared types definitions (as opposed to recursively nested types).
A basic workflow sample:
use yrs::{Doc, ReadTxn, StateVector, Text, Transact, Update};
use yrs::updates::decoder::Decode;
use yrs::updates::encoder::Encode;
let doc = Doc::new();
let root = doc.get_or_insert_text("root-type-name");
let mut txn = doc.transact_mut(); // all Yrs operations happen in scope of a transaction
root.push(&mut txn, "hello world"); // append text to our collaborative document
// in order to exchange data with other documents we first need to create a state vector
let remote_doc = Doc::new();
let mut remote_txn = remote_doc.transact_mut();
let state_vector = remote_txn.state_vector().encode_v1();
// now compute a differential update based on remote document's state vector
let update = txn.encode_diff_v1(&StateVector::decode_v1(&state_vector).unwrap());
// both update and state vector are serializable, we can pass the over the wire
// now apply update to a remote document
remote_txn.apply_update(Update::decode_v1(update.as_slice()).unwrap());Implementations§
source§impl Doc
impl Doc
sourcepub fn with_client_id(client_id: ClientID) -> Self
pub fn with_client_id(client_id: ClientID) -> Self
Creates a new document with a specified client_id. It’s up to a caller to guarantee that
this identifier is unique across all communicating replicas of that document.
pub fn with_options(options: Options) -> Self
sourcepub fn client_id(&self) -> ClientID
pub fn client_id(&self) -> ClientID
A unique client identifier, that’s also a unique identifier of current document replica and it’s subdocuments.
sourcepub fn guid(&self) -> &Uuid
pub fn guid(&self) -> &Uuid
A globally unique identifier, that’s also a unique identifier of current document replica, and unlike Doc::client_id it’s not shared with its subdocuments.
sourcepub fn get_or_insert_text(&self, name: &str) -> TextRef
pub fn get_or_insert_text(&self, name: &str) -> TextRef
Returns a TextRef data structure stored under a given name. Text structures are used for
collaborative text editing: they expose operations to append and remove chunks of text,
which are free to execute concurrently by multiple peers over remote boundaries.
If no structure under defined name existed before, it will be created and returned
instead.
If a structure under defined name already existed, but its type was different it will be
reinterpreted as a text (in such case a sequence component of complex data type will be
interpreted as a list of text chunks).
sourcepub fn get_or_insert_map(&self, name: &str) -> MapRef
pub fn get_or_insert_map(&self, name: &str) -> MapRef
Returns a MapRef data structure stored under a given name. Maps are used to store key-value
pairs associated together. These values can be primitive data (similar but not limited to
a JavaScript Object Notation) as well as other shared types (Yrs maps, arrays, text
structures etc.), enabling to construct a complex recursive tree structures.
If no structure under defined name existed before, it will be created and returned
instead.
If a structure under defined name already existed, but its type was different it will be
reinterpreted as a map (in such case a map component of complex data type will be
interpreted as native map).
sourcepub fn get_or_insert_array(&self, name: &str) -> ArrayRef
pub fn get_or_insert_array(&self, name: &str) -> ArrayRef
Returns an ArrayRef data structure stored under a given name. Array structures are used for
storing a sequences of elements in ordered manner, positioning given element accordingly
to its index.
If no structure under defined name existed before, it will be created and returned
instead.
If a structure under defined name already existed, but its type was different it will be
reinterpreted as an array (in such case a sequence component of complex data type will be
interpreted as a list of inserted values).
sourcepub fn get_or_insert_xml_fragment(&self, name: &str) -> XmlFragmentRef
pub fn get_or_insert_xml_fragment(&self, name: &str) -> XmlFragmentRef
Returns a XmlFragmentRef data structure stored under a given name. XML elements represent
nodes of XML document. They can contain attributes (key-value pairs, both of string type)
as well as other nested XML elements or text values, which are stored in their insertion
order.
If no structure under defined name existed before, it will be created and returned
instead.
If a structure under defined name already existed, but its type was different it will be
reinterpreted as a XML element (in such case a map component of complex data type will be
interpreted as map of its attributes, while a sequence component - as a list of its child
XML nodes).
sourcepub fn get_or_insert_xml_element(&self, name: &str) -> XmlElementRef
pub fn get_or_insert_xml_element(&self, name: &str) -> XmlElementRef
Returns a XmlElementRef data structure stored under a given name. XML elements represent
nodes of XML document. They can contain attributes (key-value pairs, both of string type)
as well as other nested XML elements or text values, which are stored in their insertion
order.
If no structure under defined name existed before, it will be created and returned
instead.
If a structure under defined name already existed, but its type was different it will be
reinterpreted as a XML element (in such case a map component of complex data type will be
interpreted as map of its attributes, while a sequence component - as a list of its child
XML nodes).
sourcepub fn get_or_insert_xml_text(&self, name: &str) -> XmlTextRef
pub fn get_or_insert_xml_text(&self, name: &str) -> XmlTextRef
Returns a XmlTextRef data structure stored under a given name. Text structures are used
for collaborative text editing: they expose operations to append and remove chunks of text,
which are free to execute concurrently by multiple peers over remote boundaries.
If no structure under defined name existed before, it will be created and returned
instead.
If a structure under defined name already existed, but its type was different it will be
reinterpreted as a text (in such case a sequence component of complex data type will be
interpreted as a list of text chunks).
sourcepub fn observe_update_v1<F>(
&self,
f: F
) -> Result<UpdateSubscription, BorrowMutError>where
F: Fn(&TransactionMut<'_>, &UpdateEvent) + 'static,
pub fn observe_update_v1<F>(
&self,
f: F
) -> Result<UpdateSubscription, BorrowMutError>where
F: Fn(&TransactionMut<'_>, &UpdateEvent) + 'static,
Subscribe callback function for any changes performed within transaction scope. These changes are encoded using lib0 v1 encoding and can be decoded using [Update::decode_v1] if necessary or passed to remote peers right away. This callback is triggered on function commit.
Returns a subscription, which will unsubscribe function when dropped.
sourcepub fn unobserve_update_v1(&self, subscription_id: SubscriptionId)
pub fn unobserve_update_v1(&self, subscription_id: SubscriptionId)
Manually unsubscribes from a callback used in Doc::observe_update_v1 method.
sourcepub fn observe_update_v2<F>(
&self,
f: F
) -> Result<UpdateSubscription, BorrowMutError>where
F: Fn(&TransactionMut<'_>, &UpdateEvent) + 'static,
pub fn observe_update_v2<F>(
&self,
f: F
) -> Result<UpdateSubscription, BorrowMutError>where
F: Fn(&TransactionMut<'_>, &UpdateEvent) + 'static,
Subscribe callback function for any changes performed within transaction scope. These changes are encoded using lib0 v1 encoding and can be decoded using [Update::decode_v2] if necessary or passed to remote peers right away. This callback is triggered on function commit.
Returns a subscription, which will unsubscribe function when dropped.
sourcepub fn unobserve_update_v2(&self, subscription_id: SubscriptionId)
pub fn unobserve_update_v2(&self, subscription_id: SubscriptionId)
Manually unsubscribes from a callback used in Doc::observe_update_v1 method.
sourcepub fn observe_transaction_cleanup<F>(
&self,
f: F
) -> Result<AfterTransactionSubscription, BorrowMutError>where
F: Fn(&TransactionMut<'_>, &AfterTransactionEvent) + 'static,
pub fn observe_transaction_cleanup<F>(
&self,
f: F
) -> Result<AfterTransactionSubscription, BorrowMutError>where
F: Fn(&TransactionMut<'_>, &AfterTransactionEvent) + 'static,
Subscribe callback function to updates on the Doc. The callback will receive state updates and
deletions when a document transaction is committed.
sourcepub fn unobserve_transaction_cleanup(&self, subscription_id: SubscriptionId)
pub fn unobserve_transaction_cleanup(&self, subscription_id: SubscriptionId)
Cancels the transaction cleanup callback associated with the subscription_id
sourcepub fn observe_subdocs<F>(
&self,
f: F
) -> Result<SubdocsSubscription, BorrowMutError>where
F: Fn(&TransactionMut<'_>, &SubdocsEvent) + 'static,
pub fn observe_subdocs<F>(
&self,
f: F
) -> Result<SubdocsSubscription, BorrowMutError>where
F: Fn(&TransactionMut<'_>, &SubdocsEvent) + 'static,
Subscribe callback function, that will be called whenever a subdocuments inserted in this Doc will request a load.
sourcepub fn unobserve_subdocs(&self, subscription_id: SubscriptionId)
pub fn unobserve_subdocs(&self, subscription_id: SubscriptionId)
Cancels the subscription created previously using Doc::observe_subdocs.
sourcepub fn observe_destroy<F>(
&self,
f: F
) -> Result<DestroySubscription, BorrowMutError>where
F: Fn(&TransactionMut<'_>, &Doc) + 'static,
pub fn observe_destroy<F>(
&self,
f: F
) -> Result<DestroySubscription, BorrowMutError>where
F: Fn(&TransactionMut<'_>, &Doc) + 'static,
Subscribe callback function, that will be called whenever a [DocRef::destroy] has been called.
sourcepub fn unobserve_destroy(&self, subscription_id: SubscriptionId)
pub fn unobserve_destroy(&self, subscription_id: SubscriptionId)
Cancels the subscription created previously using Doc::observe_subdocs.
sourcepub fn load<T>(&self, parent_txn: &mut T)where
T: WriteTxn,
pub fn load<T>(&self, parent_txn: &mut T)where
T: WriteTxn,
Sends a load request to a parent document. Works only if current document is a sub-document of an another document.
sourcepub fn destroy<T>(&mut self, parent_txn: &mut T)where
T: WriteTxn,
pub fn destroy<T>(&mut self, parent_txn: &mut T)where
T: WriteTxn,
Starts destroy procedure for a current document, triggering an “destroy” callback and invalidating all event callback subscriptions.
pub fn parent_doc(&self) -> Option<Doc>
pub fn weak_ref(&self) -> WeakStoreRef
Trait Implementations§
source§impl Prelim for Doc
impl Prelim for Doc
source§fn into_content(
self,
_txn: &mut TransactionMut<'_>
) -> (ItemContent, Option<Self>)
fn into_content(
self,
_txn: &mut TransactionMut<'_>
) -> (ItemContent, Option<Self>)
ptr can be used to identify block that is about to be created to store
the returned content. Read more