GradientLoadingBar/Example/Pods/SnapshotTesting/Sources/SnapshotTesting/Async.swift

/// A wrapper around an asynchronous operation.
///
/// Snapshot strategies may utilize this type to create snapshots in an asynchronous fashion.
///
/// For example, WebKit's `WKWebView` offers a callback-based API for taking image snapshots (`takeSnapshot`). `Async` allows us to build a value that can pass its callback along to the scope in which the image has been created.
///
///     Async<UIImage> { callback in
///       webView.takeSnapshot(with: nil) { image, error in
///         callback(image!)
///       }
///     }
public struct Async<Value> {
  public let run: (@escaping (Value) -> Void) -> Void

  /// Creates an asynchronous operation.
  ///
  /// - Parameters:
  ///   - run: A function that, when called, can hand a value to a callback.
  ///   - callback: A function that can be called with a value.
  public init(run: @escaping (_ callback: @escaping (Value) -> Void) -> Void) {
    self.run = run
  }

  /// Wraps a pure value in an asynchronous operation.
  ///
  /// - Parameter value: A value to be wrapped in an asynchronous operation.
  public init(value: Value) {
    self.init { callback in callback(value) }
  }

  /// Transforms an Async<Value> into an Async<NewValue> with a function `(Value) -> NewValue`.
  ///
  /// - Parameter f: A transformation to apply to the value wrapped by the async value.
  public func map<NewValue>(_ f: @escaping (Value) -> NewValue) -> Async<NewValue> {
    return .init { callback in
      self.run { a in callback(f(a)) }
    }
  }
}