task library

Classes

Task<A>: Abstract class Task that represents a computation that may produce a result of type A in the future.

chain → Task Function(Task<A> task) Function<A, B>(Task fn(A)): Alias for flatMap.
final
chainFirst → TapFunction<A> Function<A>(void f(A)): Alias for tap.
final

ap<A, B>(Task fTask) → Task Function(Task<A> task): Applies the function inside a Task to the value inside another Task.
flatMap<A, B>(Task fn(A)) → Task Function(Task<A> task): Flat-maps over a Task by applying the provided function fn to its result.
fromTask<A>(Task<A> fa) → Task<A>: Returns the same task given as argument.
map<A, B>(B fn(A)) → Task Function(Task<A> task): Maps over a Task by applying the provided function fn to its result.
of(B value) → Task: Constructs a task that resolves to a given value.
tap<A>(void f(A)) → TapFunction<A>: Transforms a task into another task after performing a side effect.

TapFunction<A> = Task<A> Function(Task<A> task): Type definition for a function that transforms a task into another task after performing a side effect.