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package org.spongepowered.api.data;
import io.leangen.geantyref.TypeToken;
import org.spongepowered.api.Server;
import org.spongepowered.api.Sponge;
import org.spongepowered.api.data.value.Value;
import org.spongepowered.api.data.value.ValueContainer;
import org.spongepowered.api.event.data.ChangeDataHolderEvent;
import java.lang.reflect.Type;
import java.util.Optional;
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
public interface DataProvider, E> {
/**
* Constructs a new {@link MutableDataProviderBuilder}.
*
* @return The builder
*/
static , E> MutableDataProviderBuilder mutableBuilder() {
return Sponge.game().builderProvider().provide(MutableDataProviderBuilder.class);
}
/**
* Constructs a new {@link ImmutableDataProviderBuilder}.
*
* @return The builder
*/
static , E> ImmutableDataProviderBuilder immutableBuilder() {
return Sponge.game().builderProvider().provide(ImmutableDataProviderBuilder.class);
}
/**
* Gets the {@link Key} this provider supports.
*
* @return The key
*/
Key key();
/**
* Gets whether this provider will allow asynchronous access for retrieving
* and storing value changes through the API and implementation. This is
* usually sanity checked by the implementation through a simplified
* {@link Server#onMainThread()} as a majority of datas are required to be
* synchronous if the changes can end up throwing {@link ChangeDataHolderEvent}s.
*
* A list of methods that are constrained by this check are:
*
* - - {@link #get(DataHolder)}
* - - {@link #offer(DataHolder.Mutable, Object)}
* - - {@link #remove(DataHolder.Mutable)}
*
* Conceptually, an immutable {@link DataHolder} will be ignorant of
* asynchronous access, however, some cases may exist where attempting to
* create new immutable variants with different values can be still limited
* by synchronous access.
*
* @param dataHolder The data holder
* @return True if this provider allows asynchronous access
*/
boolean allowsAsynchronousAccess(DataHolder dataHolder);
/**
* Gets the elemental value from the provided {@link DataHolder}. This is
* generally considered the underlying implementation access for any
* {@link DataHolder#get(Key)} where the {@link Key} is registered with
* this {@link DataProvider}. Nominally, this means the data is provided
* outside traditional serialized data that is stored with the
* {@link DataHolder}. It's possible that there may be changing return values
* for even immutable types, since the provider is providing the data.
*
* @param dataHolder The data holder
* @return The value, if it's supported and exists
*/
Optional get(DataHolder dataHolder);
/**
* Gets a constructed {@link Value} for the provided {@link DataHolder}.
* Much like {@link #get(DataHolder)}, this is generally considered the
* underlying implementation access for any {@link DataHolder#get(Key)}
* where the {@link Key} is registered with this {@link DataProvider}.
* Nominally, this means the data is provided outside traditional serialized
* data that is stored with the {@link DataHolder}. It's possible that there
* may be changing return values for even immutable types, since the
* provider is providing the data.
*
* @param dataHolder The data holder to get the constructed value from
* @return The value
*/
default Optional value(DataHolder dataHolder) {
return this.get(dataHolder).map(element -> Value.genericMutableOf(this.key(), element));
}
/**
* Gets whether this value provider is supported by the given {@link ValueContainer}.
*
* @param dataHolder The data holder
* @return Whether it's supported
*/
boolean isSupported(DataHolder dataHolder);
default boolean isSupported(final TypeToken dataHolder) {
return this.isSupported(dataHolder.getType());
}
boolean isSupported(Type dataHolder);
DataTransactionResult offer(DataHolder.Mutable dataHolder, E element);
default DataTransactionResult offerValue(DataHolder.Mutable dataHolder, V value) {
return this.offer(dataHolder, value.get());
}
DataTransactionResult remove(DataHolder.Mutable dataHolder);
> Optional with(I immutable, E element);
default > Optional withValue(I immutable, V value) {
return this.with(immutable, value.get());
}
/**
* Gets a {@link DataHolder.Immutable} without
* a {@link Value} with the target {@link Key}, if successful.
*
* @param immutable The immutable value store
* @param The type of the immutable value store
* @return The new value store, if successful
*/
> Optional without(I immutable);
}