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* Copyright @ 2018 - present 8x8, Inc.
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package org.jitsi.metaconfig.supplier
import org.jitsi.metaconfig.ConfigException
import org.jitsi.metaconfig.Deprecation
import org.jitsi.metaconfig.util.cache
/**
* A [ConfigValueSupplier] is a class which is responsible for retrieving the value
* of a configuration property.
*/
abstract class ConfigValueSupplier {
private val value: ValueType by cache { doGet() }
fun get(): ValueType = value
/**
* Apply a [Deprecation] to this [ConfigValueSupplier]. Deprecation is only applied to types
* where it makes sense (those which retrieve a value from an 'external' location--right now
* only [ConfigSourceSupplier]), however, types which wrap an inner supplier must pass the
* deprecation 'down' so it can be applied correctly by any supplier which should observe it.
*/
abstract fun withDeprecation(deprecation: Deprecation): ConfigValueSupplier
/**
* Get the value from this supplier. Throws [ConfigException.UnableToRetrieve]
* if the property wasn't found.
*/
protected abstract fun doGet(): ValueType
}