respond-framework/dist/createModule/plugins/after.js

create as fast you think

"use strict";

Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", {
  value: true
});
exports.default = void 0;
var _trySync = require("../../utils/trySync.js");
const after0 = (state, e) => {
  if (!e.event.after) return;
  const onError = error => state.respond.onError({
    error,
    kind: 'after',
    e
  });
  return state.respond.awaitInReplaysOnly(() => {
    // <-- see here "await in replays only"
    const res = e.event.after.call(state, state, e);
    return (0, _trySync.default)(res, r => after(state, e, r));
  }, onError);
};
var _default = exports.default = after0; // condtionally await only in replays, as the intention of this plugin is to not delay subsequent events dispatched immediately after
// eg:
// await events.first.dispatch()
// await events.next.dispatch()
// `next` will be dispatched while `first.after` is still running
// (except replays which rely on the previous trigger cycle completing)
const after = (state, e, res) => {
  state.respond.devtools.sendPluginNotification({
    type: 'after',
    returned: res
  }, e);
  const meta = {
    from: e
  };
  if (res?.error && !res.dispatch) {
    return e.event.error.dispatch(res, meta);
  } else if (res?.dispatch) {
    return res.dispatch({
      meta
    });
  } else if (res) {
    return e.event.data.dispatch(res, meta);
  }
};

// NOTE: if not needed, use the end plugin which is more common