uicore-ts/compiledScripts/UIKeyValueStringSorter.d.ts

UICore is a library to build native-like user interfaces using pure Typescript. No HTML is needed at all. Components are described as TS classes and all user interactions are handled explicitly. This library is strongly inspired by the UIKit framework tha

import { UIObject } from "./UIObject";
export interface UIKeyValueStringSorterSortingInstruction {
    keyPath: string;
    dataType: string;
    direction: string;
}
export declare class UIKeyValueStringSorter extends UIObject {
    static _sharedWebWorkerHolder: {
        UICore_completionFunctions: {};
        UICore_isWorking: boolean;
        UICore_messagesToPost: undefined;
        webWorker: any;
    };
    static _instanceNumber: number;
    _instanceNumber: number;
    _isThreadClosed: boolean;
    private readonly _webWorkerHolder;
    constructor(useSeparateWebWorkerHolder?: boolean);
    get instanceIdentifier(): number;
    get completionFunctions(): {
        [x: string]: (sortedData: any[], sortedIndexes: number[], identifier: any) => void;
    };
    get messagesToPost(): any[];
    set isWorkerBusy(isWorkerBusy: boolean);
    get isWorkerBusy(): boolean;
    postNextMessageIfNeeded(): void;
    static dataType: {
        string: string;
    };
    static direction: {
        descending: string;
        ascending: string;
    };
    sortData<T>(data: T[], sortingInstructions: UIKeyValueStringSorterSortingInstruction[], identifier: any, completion: (sortedData: T[], sortedIndexes: number[], identifier: any) => void): void;
    sortedData<T>(data: T[], sortingInstructions: UIKeyValueStringSorterSortingInstruction[], identifier?: any): Promise<{
        sortedData: T[];
        sortedIndexes: number[];
        identifier: any;
    }>;
    closeThread(): void;
}