packages/yew-agent/README.md
This module contains Yew's web worker implementation.
There're a couple kinds of agents:
A kind of agent that for each input, a single output is returned.
A kind of agent that can send many inputs and receive many outputs over a single bridge.
The low-level implementation of agents that provides an actor model and communicates with multiple bridges.
When an agent is spawned, each agent is associated with a reachability.
Each time a bridge is created, a new instance of agent is spawned. This allows parallel computing between agents.
Public agents are shared among all children of a provider. Only 1 instance will be spawned for each public agents provider.
Each Agent requires a provider to provide communications and maintain bridges. All hooks must be called within a provider.
Hooks provides means to communicate with agent instances.
See: use_worker_bridge,
use_reactor_bridge
A bridge takes a callback to receive outputs from agents and provides a handle to send inputs to agents.
See: use_worker_subscription,
use_reactor_subscription
Similar to bridges, a subscription produces a handle to send inputs to agents. However, instead of notifying the receiver with a callback, it collect all outputs into a slice.
See: use_oneshot_runner
Unlike other agents, oneshot bridges provide a use_oneshot_runner hook to execute oneshot
agents on demand.