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Action and ActionQueue
Christian Silver edited this page May 9, 2016
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At its heart, Debut is a method of scheduling actions.
- Actions are "run" and that involves executing arbitrary code (functions) - they are not strictly animations
- Actions are run by proxy, through an ActionQueue
- Actions have a concept of direction - they can run forwards or backwards
- Actions run linearly - ie they can run under the assumption that all the events prior to it in the queue have also run
- Actions are assumed to run synchronously, and instantly. Events can opt-in to an asynchronous approach (e.g. for animations)
- Actions can emit events that other actions, or other pieces of code, can listen to
- For example, they can emit a progress event that other actions can depend on to dictate their progress
- A contract between the Action and the ActionScheduler indicates some parameters that the Action is expected to adhere to
- The direction of the action
- Whether the Action should be run instantly (for fast-tracking)
declare class Action {
}
declare class ActionScheduler {
}