Uses of Package
tech.guilhermekaua.spigotboot.inventoryapi.pagination.source
Packages that use tech.guilhermekaua.spigotboot.inventoryapi.pagination.source
Package
Description
The spigot-boot inventory framework (3.0.0): view-based inventories with typed per-phase
contexts, reactive state, and declarative pagination.
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Classes in tech.guilhermekaua.spigotboot.inventoryapi.pagination.source used by tech.guilhermekaua.spigotboot.inventoryapiClassDescriptionLoads one page of elements asynchronously, typically from a database.Strategy answering "where do page items come from" for a paginator.
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Classes in tech.guilhermekaua.spigotboot.inventoryapi.pagination.source used by tech.guilhermekaua.spigotboot.inventoryapi.internal.paginationClassDescriptionLoads one page of elements asynchronously, typically from a database.Strategy answering "where do page items come from" for a paginator.Invoked when an async page load fails (exceptional completion,
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Classes in tech.guilhermekaua.spigotboot.inventoryapi.pagination.source used by tech.guilhermekaua.spigotboot.inventoryapi.paginationClassDescriptionInvoked when an async page load fails (exceptional completion,
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Classes in tech.guilhermekaua.spigotboot.inventoryapi.pagination.source used by tech.guilhermekaua.spigotboot.inventoryapi.pagination.sourceClassDescriptionLoads one page of elements asynchronously, typically from a database.In-memory
PageSource: serves slices of a fixed list and settles every request synchronously on the calling thread.Immutable description of one page load issued by a paginator; safe to share across threads.Immutable outcome of one page load: the page's items plus the total number of elements in the backing store, which drivesgetTotalPages()and navigation clamping.Strategy answering "where do page items come from" for a paginator.Invoked when an async page load fails (exceptional completion,nullfuture, synchronous throw, or timeout).Decides which thread runs the settle (state application + callback delivery) of an asynchronously completed page load.