Fiber's counterpart for Java's ThreadLocal
. Value is automatically
propagated to child on fork and merged back in after joining child.
for {
fiberRef <- FiberRef.make("Hello world!")
child <- fiberRef.set("Hi!).fork
result <- child.join
} yield result
result
will be equal to "Hi!" as changes done by child were merged on join.
FiberRef#make also allows specifying how the values will be combined when joining. By default this will use the value of the joined fiber.
for {
fiberRef <- FiberRef.make(0, math.max)
child <- fiberRef.update(_ + 1).fork
_ <- fiberRef.update(_ + 2)
_ <- child.join
value <- fiberRef.get
} yield value
value
will be 2 as the value in the joined fiber is lower and we specified
max
as our combine function.
- Companion:
- object
Value members
Concrete methods
Atomically sets the value associated with the current fiber and returns the old value.
Atomically sets the value associated with the current fiber and returns the old value.
Atomically modifies the FiberRef
with the specified function and returns
the old value.
Atomically modifies the FiberRef
with the specified function and returns
the old value.
Atomically modifies the FiberRef
with the specified partial function and
returns the old value. If the function is undefined on the current value it
doesn't change it.
Atomically modifies the FiberRef
with the specified partial function and
returns the old value. If the function is undefined on the current value it
doesn't change it.
Returns an IO
that runs with value
bound to the current fiber.
Returns an IO
that runs with value
bound to the current fiber.
Guarantees that fiber data is properly restored via bracket
.
Atomically modifies the FiberRef
with the specified function, which
computes a return value for the modification. This is a more powerful
version of update
.
Atomically modifies the FiberRef
with the specified function, which
computes a return value for the modification. This is a more powerful
version of update
.
Atomically modifies the FiberRef
with the specified partial function,
which computes a return value for the modification if the function is
defined in the current value otherwise it returns a default value. This is
a more powerful version of updateSome
.
Atomically modifies the FiberRef
with the specified partial function,
which computes a return value for the modification if the function is
defined in the current value otherwise it returns a default value. This is
a more powerful version of updateSome
.
Returns a ThreadLocal
that can be used to interact with this FiberRef
from side effecting code.
Returns a ThreadLocal
that can be used to interact with this FiberRef
from side effecting code.
This feature is meant to be used for integration with side effecting code,
that needs to access fiber specific data, like MDC contexts and the like.
The returned ThreadLocal
will be backed by this FiberRef
on all threads
that are currently managed by ZIO, and behave like an ordinary
ThreadLocal
on all other threads.
Atomically modifies the FiberRef
with the specified function.
Atomically modifies the FiberRef
with the specified function.
Atomically modifies the FiberRef
with the specified function and returns
the result.
Atomically modifies the FiberRef
with the specified function and returns
the result.
Returns an IO
that runs with result of calling the specified function
bound to the current fiber.
Returns an IO
that runs with result of calling the specified function
bound to the current fiber.
Guarantees that fiber data is properly restored via bracket
.
Atomically modifies the FiberRef
with the specified partial function. If
the function is undefined on the current value it doesn't change it.
Atomically modifies the FiberRef
with the specified partial function. If
the function is undefined on the current value it doesn't change it.
Atomically modifies the FiberRef
with the specified partial function. If
the function is undefined on the current value it returns the old value
without changing it.
Atomically modifies the FiberRef
with the specified partial function. If
the function is undefined on the current value it returns the old value
without changing it.