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Core KLighD diagram visualization with Sprotty
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TypeScript
import { IActionHandler, ICommand } from 'sprotty';
import { Action } from 'sprotty-protocol';
type Handler = () => void;
/**
* Abstract registry which should be used as a base for registries in the container.
* A registry is supposed to store extra state that is not the diagram model.
* Examples for such state include diagram options or preferences.
*
* The state should be readonly and can only be changed with an {@link Action}.
* This is similar to the flux architecture that is utilized by Sprotty, where a
* view dispatches actions, which can change the state, causing the view to react
* to the changed state and update. Therefore, every registry implements {@link IActionHandler}.
*
* Implementations define how their actions are handled and automatically
* provide a subscription options for listeners, by extending this base class.
* A handled action should call `notifyListeners` to inform them about state changes.
*
* A registry has to be bound to the actions it is supposed to handle in the DI container.
* Sprotty provides a `configureActionHandler` function to simplify this process.
*/
export declare abstract class Registry implements IActionHandler {
private _listeners;
abstract handle(action: Action): void | Action | ICommand;
onChange(handler: Handler): void;
protected notifyListeners(): void;
}
export {};
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