Package codechicken.lib.model.pipeline

Class BakedPipeline.Builder

java.lang.Object

codechicken.lib.model.pipeline.BakedPipeline.Builder

Enclosing class:

BakedPipeline

public static class BakedPipeline.Builder
extends Object

The builder associated with the BakedPipeline. You must create a BakedPipeline with this, once created a pipeline cannot be modified, modifying should not be needed as you can enable and disable elements with ease.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
Builder()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
BakedPipeline.Builder	addElement(String name, IPipelineElementFactory<?> factory)	Adds an element at the end of the transform list, Suitable for 99% of cases.
BakedPipeline.Builder	addElement(String name, IPipelineElementFactory<?> factory, boolean defaultState)	Adds an element at the end of the transform list, Suitable for 99% of cases.
<T extends IPipelineConsumer> BakedPipeline.Builder	addElement(String name, IPipelineElementFactory<T> factory, boolean defaultState, Consumer<T> defaultsSetter)	Adds an element at the end of the transform list, Suitable for 99% of cases.
BakedPipeline.Builder	addFirst(String name, IPipelineElementFactory<?> factory)	Inserts an element to the front of the list, Useful if you have a more complex system and each system need to be independent from each other, but this element must be first.
BakedPipeline.Builder	addFirst(String name, IPipelineElementFactory<?> factory, boolean defaultState)	Inserts an element to the front of the list, Useful if you have a more complex system and each system need to be independent from each other, but this element must be first.
<T extends IPipelineConsumer> BakedPipeline.Builder	addFirst(String name, IPipelineElementFactory<T> factory, boolean defaultState, Consumer<T> defaultsSetter)	Inserts an element to the front of the list, Useful if you have a more complex system and each system need to be independent from each other, but this element must be first.
BakedPipeline	build()	Call this once you are finished to build your BakedPipeline!

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

Builder

public Builder()

Method Details

addFirst

public BakedPipeline.Builder addFirst(String name,
 IPipelineElementFactory<?> factory)

Inserts an element to the front of the list, Useful if you have a more complex system and each system need to be independent from each other, but this element must be first.

Parameters:

name - The name to identify this element, used as an identifier when setting state, and retrieving the element.

factory - The factory used to create the Transformer.

Returns:

The same builder.

addFirst

public BakedPipeline.Builder addFirst(String name,
 IPipelineElementFactory<?> factory,
 boolean defaultState)

Inserts an element to the front of the list, Useful if you have a more complex system and each system need to be independent from each other, but this element must be first.

Parameters:

name - The name to identify this element, used as an identifier when setting state, and retrieving the element.

factory - The factory used to create the Transformer.

defaultState - The default state for this element.

Returns:

The same builder.

addFirst

public <T extends IPipelineConsumer>
BakedPipeline.Builder addFirst(String name,
 IPipelineElementFactory<T> factory,
 boolean defaultState,
 Consumer<T> defaultsSetter)

Inserts an element to the front of the list, Useful if you have a more complex system and each system need to be independent from each other, but this element must be first.

Parameters:

name - The name to identify this element, used as an identifier when setting state, and retrieving the element.

factory - The factory used to create the Transformer.

defaultState - The default state for this element.

defaultsSetter - A callback used to set any defaults on the transformer.

Returns:

The same builder.

addElement

public BakedPipeline.Builder addElement(String name,
 IPipelineElementFactory<?> factory)

Adds an element at the end of the transform list, Suitable for 99% of cases.

Parameters:

name - The name to identify this element, used as an identifier when setting state, and retrieving the element.

factory - The factory used to create the Transformer.

Returns:

The same builder.

addElement

public BakedPipeline.Builder addElement(String name,
 IPipelineElementFactory<?> factory,
 boolean defaultState)

Adds an element at the end of the transform list, Suitable for 99% of cases.

Parameters:

name - The name to identify this element, used as an identifier when setting state, and retrieving the element.

factory - The factory used to create the Transformer.

defaultState - The default state for this element.

Returns:

The same builder.

addElement

public <T extends IPipelineConsumer>
BakedPipeline.Builder addElement(String name,
 IPipelineElementFactory<T> factory,
 boolean defaultState,
 Consumer<T> defaultsSetter)

Adds an element at the end of the transform list, Suitable for 99% of cases.

Parameters:

name - The name to identify this element, used as an identifier when setting state, and retrieving the element.

factory - The factory used to create the Transformer.

defaultState - The default state for this element.

defaultsSetter - A callback used to set any defaults on the transformer.

Returns:

The same builder.

build

public BakedPipeline build()

Call this once you are finished to build your BakedPipeline!

Returns:

The new Pipeline.