A Swift package that provides a flexible way to manage manual pause and resume in asynchronous Swift code using tags. ManualResume allows for pausing execution until a condition is met or an operation is canceled. This is particularly useful in scenarios where asynchronous tasks need to be coordinated based on certain events or states.
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- Pause and resume asynchronous execution using tags.
- Support for throwing continuations, allowing cancellation of tasks.
- Thread-safe implementation using Swift's concurrency model.
You can add ManualResume to your project via Swift Package Manager. Add the following to your Package.swift file:
dependencies: [
.package(url: "https://github.com/mrtksn/ManualResume.git", from: "1.0.0")
]Import ManualResume in your Swift file.
import ManualResumeUse ManualResume.shared.isReady(_:) to pause execution, and ManualResume.shared.resume(_:) to resume it:
Task {
await ManualResume.shared.isReady("loadingData")
// This code will execute after 'resume("loadingData")' is called.
print("Data loading resumed")
}
// Resume the execution
ManualResume.shared.resume("loadingData")Use ManualResume.shared.cancel(_:) to cancel a task:
Task {
do {
try await ManualResume.shared.isReady("loadingData")
print("Data loading resumed")
} catch {
print("Data loading was cancelled")
}
}
// Cancel the execution
ManualResume.shared.cancel("loadingData")ManualResume is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.