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package org.jboss.hal.flow;
import java.util.List;
import static org.jboss.hal.flow.SequenceImpl.Mode.PARALLEL;
import static org.jboss.hal.flow.SequenceImpl.Mode.SEQUENTIAL;
/**
* An interface to execute a list of {@linkplain Task asynchronous tasks} in parallel or sequentially, or to execute a single
* {@linkplain Task task} {@linkplain #repeat(FlowContext, Task) repeatedly} as long as certain conditions are met.
*
* The {@linkplain Task tasks} share a {@linkplain FlowContext context} that can be used to store data in a map or on a stack.
*/
public interface Flow {
/**
* Executes a list of {@linkplain Task asynchronous tasks} in parallel (all at once).
*
* @param context the context shared between tasks
* @param tasks the list of tasks to execute in parallel
* @param the type of the shared context
* @return an interface to control whether the execution of the tasks should fail fast or fail last
*/
static Sequence parallel(C context, List> tasks) {
return new SequenceImpl<>(PARALLEL, context, tasks);
}
/**
* Executes a list of {@linkplain Task asynchronous tasks} in sequence (one after the other).
*
* @param context the context shared between tasks
* @param tasks the list of tasks to execute in order
* @param the type of the shared context
* @return an interface to control whether the execution of the tasks should fail fast or fail last
*/
static Sequence sequential(C context, List> tasks) {
return new SequenceImpl<>(SEQUENTIAL, context, tasks);
}
/**
* Executes the given {@linkplain Task task} repeatedly as long as the conditions defined by {@link Repeat} are met.
*
* @param context the context shared between the iterations
* @param task the task to execute while the predicate evaluates to {@code true}
* @param the type of the shared context
* @return an interface to control the interval, timeout and fail fast behaviour
*/
static Repeat repeat(C context, Task task) {
return new RepeatImpl<>(context, task);
}
}