Struct yew::AppHandle

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pub struct AppHandle<COMP: BaseComponent> { /* private fields */ }

Available on crate feature csr only.

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An instance of an application.

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impl<COMP> AppHandle<COMP>
where COMP: BaseComponent,

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pub fn update(&mut self, new_props: COMP::Properties)

Update the properties of the app’s root component.

This can be an alternative to sending and handling messages. The existing component will be reused and have its properties updates. This will presumably trigger a re-render, refer to the changed lifecycle for details.

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pub fn destroy(self)

Schedule the app for destruction

Methods from Deref<Target = Scope<COMP>>§

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pub fn get_parent(&self) -> Option<&AnyScope>

Returns the parent scope

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pub fn callback<F, IN, M>(&self, function: F) -> Callback<IN>
where M: Into<COMP::Message>, F: Fn(IN) -> M + 'static,

Creates a Callback which will send a message to the linked component’s update method when invoked.

If your callback function returns a Future, use callback_future instead.

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pub fn batch_callback<F, IN, OUT>(&self, function: F) -> Callback<IN>
where F: Fn(IN) -> OUT + 'static, OUT: SendAsMessage<COMP>,

Creates a Callback which will send a batch of messages back to the linked component’s update method when invoked.

The callback function’s return type is generic to allow for dealing with both Option and Vec nicely. Option can be used when dealing with a callback that might not need to send an update.

link.batch_callback(|_| vec![Msg::A, Msg::B]);
link.batch_callback(|_| Some(Msg::A));

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pub fn context<T: Clone + PartialEq + 'static>( &self, callback: Callback<T> ) -> Option<(T, ContextHandle<T>)>

Accesses a value provided by a parent ContextProvider component of the same type.

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pub fn send_future<Fut, Msg>(&self, future: Fut)
where Msg: Into<COMP::Message>, Fut: Future<Output = Msg> + 'static,

This method asynchronously awaits a Future that returns a message and sends it to the linked component.

§Panics

If the future panics, then the promise will not resolve, and will leak.

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pub fn callback_future<F, Fut, IN, Msg>(&self, function: F) -> Callback<IN>
where Msg: Into<COMP::Message>, Fut: Future<Output = Msg> + 'static, F: Fn(IN) -> Fut + 'static,

This method creates a Callback which, when emitted, asynchronously awaits the message returned from the passed function before sending it to the linked component.

§Panics

If the future panics, then the promise will not resolve, and will leak.

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pub fn send_future_batch<Fut>(&self, future: Fut)
where Fut: Future + 'static, Fut::Output: SendAsMessage<COMP>,

Asynchronously send a batch of messages to a component. This asynchronously awaits the passed Future, before sending the message batch to the linked component.

§Panics

If the future panics, then the promise will not resolve, and will leak.

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pub fn send_stream<S, M>(&self, stream: S)
where M: Into<COMP::Message>, S: Stream<Item = M> + 'static,

This method asynchronously awaits a [Stream] that returns a series of messages and sends them to the linked component.

§Panics

If the stream panics, then the promise will not resolve, and will leak.

§Note

This method will not notify the component when the stream has been fully exhausted. If you want this feature, you can add an EOF message variant for your component and use [StreamExt::chain] and stream::once to chain an EOF message to the original stream. If your stream is produced by another crate, you can use [StreamExt::map] to transform the stream’s item type to the component message type.

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