SafeExecutor

SafeExecutor is event-based error handler.

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• retry policy
• thread scheduler

Usage

Before you know SafeExecutor,

private void bindData(CarModel carModel) {
    carNameTextView.setText(carModel.detail.carName);
    carPriceTextView.setText(carModel.detail.price.toString());
    carNumberTextView.setText(carModel.detail.number.toString());
}

There are many problems.

1. carModel or carModel.detail can be null
2. carNameTextView can be null
3. setText is may not be able to run on other thread
4. etc….

Of course, you can use try-catch like below.

private void bindData(CarModel carModel) {
    try {
        carNameTextView.setText(carModel.detail.carName);
        carPriceTextView.setText(carModel.detail.price.toString());
        carNumberTextView.setText(carModel.detail.number.toString());   
    }
    catch(Exception exception){
        logException(exception);
    }
}

But there are still some problems.

1. If first setText fails, rests are not executed.
2. You can use try-catch on every line, but it’s uncomfortable.

After you know SafeExecutor,

private void bindData(CarModel carModel) {
    SafeExecutor.build()
        .add(() -> carNameTextView.setText(carModel.detail.carName))
        .add(() -> carPriceTextView.setText(carModel.detail.price.toString()))
        .add(() -> carNumberTextView.setText(carModel.detail.number.toString()))
        .executeOn(Scheduler.MainThread)
        .onError(throwable -> logException(throwable))
        .run();
}

Simple and safe and… looks cool!!

Download

Maven

<dependency>
  <groupId>net.jspiner</groupId>
  <artifactId>safeexecutor</artifactId>
  <version>{VERSION_CODE_HERE}</version>
  <type>pom</type>
</dependency>

Gradle

compile 'net.jspiner:safeexecutor:{VERSION_CODE_HERE}'