Results for “Std.App.stage”

Use module:Std.List, kind:fn, or is:exact. Put a Pudu type after ::.

• Std.App.Stage

  One thing that starts and later stops.

  type · Std.App
• Std.App.stageStr -> fn() -> Result[(), Str] -> fn() -> Result[(), Str] -> Std.App.Stage.Stage

  A stage from its two halves.

  fn · Std.App
• Std.App.Stage.Stage

  A named part of an application's life: how it starts and how it stops.

  type · Std.App.Stage
• Std.App.Stage.createStr -> fn() -> Result[(), Str] -> fn() -> Result[(), Str] -> Std.App.Stage.Stage

  A stage from its name and the two actions.

  fn · Std.App.Stage
• Std.App.Database.migrationStage&Std.App.Database.Database -> Str -> &Array[Std.Db.Migrate.Migration] -> Std.App.Stage.Stage

  A stage that migrates when the application starts and has nothing to undo

  fn · Std.App.Database
• Std.App.Database.stage&Std.App.Database.Database -> Str -> Std.App.Stage.Stage

  Add before stages that need the database; stage order determines dependency order.

  fn · Std.App.Database
• Std.App.onceStr -> fn() -> Result[(), Str] -> Std.App.Stage.Stage

  A stage that has something to start and nothing to undo.

  fn · Std.App
• Std.App.stagesOf&Std.App.App -> Array[Std.App.Stage.Stage]

  What has to be running before it serves, in the order it starts.

  fn · Std.App
• Std.App.using&Std.App.App -> Std.App.Stage.Stage -> Std.App.App

  An application with one more thing to start.

  fn · Std.App