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jeremytregunna avatar jeremytregunna commented on August 15, 2024
Recording actions

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jeremytregunna avatar jeremytregunna commented on August 15, 2024

I'm not sure that the app state has to be saved along with the actions, I think we can compute that when an action is replayed. This has some benefits:

  • We don't need to track this state on the filesystem
  • Users don't have to conform to any given protocol on their StateType objects

but it also contains some disadvantages

  • In much the same way you iterate a singly linked list, you have to start from the beginning, and apply actions until you get up to the one you want.
  • Actions must conform to a protocol that allows the action to be convertible into an object we can serialize

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jeremytregunna avatar jeremytregunna commented on August 15, 2024

Currently I'm thinking of providing a protocol for encoding/decoding actions that leaves the actual job of decoding/encoding up to the implementor. When recording, you'd pass in an instance of this thing which the store would then own, and provide a default action implementation of a representation property which builds up a dictionary of String->Any which is passed into the encode method, returning an NSData, and decode would take an NSData and return an instance of the action

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