mosaic-core/dev.catbit.mosaic.core.data.models.graph/GraphModel

GraphModel

@Serializable

data class GraphModel(val entries: SerializableImmutableList<GraphModel.Entry>, val startEntryId: String, val defaultTransition: ContentTransitionSchema? = null, val defaultPopTransition: ContentTransitionSchema? = null, val defaultPredictivePopTransition: ContentTransitionSchema? = null)

The app-facing navigation graph — dev.catbit.mosaic.core.data.responses.graph.GraphResponse with dev.catbit.mosaic.core.data.responses.graph.GraphResponse.ttl already consumed by the repository layer and dropped. This is what MosaicApplicationStateHolder.State.Displaying carries, and what MosaicApplication's NavDisplay resolves transitions from.

Constructors

GraphModel

constructor(entries: SerializableImmutableList<GraphModel.Entry>, startEntryId: String, defaultTransition: ContentTransitionSchema? = null, defaultPopTransition: ContentTransitionSchema? = null, defaultPredictivePopTransition: ContentTransitionSchema? = null)

Types

Companion

object Companion

Entry

@Serializable

data class Entry(val screenId: String, val initialTiles: SerializableImmutableList<TileSchema>, val initialEvents: SerializableImmutableList<EventSchema>, val failureTiles: SerializableImmutableList<TileSchema>, val failureEvents: SerializableImmutableList<EventSchema>, val transition: ContentTransitionSchema? = null, val popTransition: ContentTransitionSchema? = null, val predictivePopTransition: ContentTransitionSchema? = null)

One registered screen within the graph — the app-facing counterpart of dev.catbit.mosaic.core.data.responses.graph.GraphResponse.Entry, identical shape, staged by MosaicApplicationStateHolder into ScreenExtrasHolder for whenever this screen actually opens.