Method Detail

• get

  @NonNull() static WorkerHandler get(@NonNull() String name)

  Gets a possibly cached handler with the given name.

  Parameters:

  name - the handler name

• get

  @NonNull() static WorkerHandler get()

  Returns a fallback WorkerHandler.

• execute

   static void execute(@NonNull() Runnable action)

  Handy utility to perform an action in a fallback thread.Not to be used for long-running operations since they will blockthe fallback thread.

  Parameters:

  action - the action

• run

   void run(@NonNull() Runnable runnable)

  Post an action on this handler.

  Parameters:

  runnable - the action

• run

   <T> Task<T> run(@NonNull() Callable<T> callable)

  Post an action on this handler.

  Parameters:

  callable - the action

• post

   void post(@NonNull() Runnable runnable)

  Post an action on this handler.

  Parameters:

  runnable - the action

• post

   <T> Task<T> post(@NonNull() Callable<T> callable)

  Post an action on this handler.

  Parameters:

  callable - the action

• post

   void post(long delay, @NonNull() Runnable runnable)

  Post an action on this handler.

  Parameters:

  delay - the delay in millis

  runnable - the action

• remove

   void remove(@NonNull() Runnable runnable)

  Removes a previously added action from this handler.

  Parameters:

  runnable - the action

• getHandler

  @NonNull() Handler getHandler()

  Returns the android backing Handler.

• getThread

  @NonNull() HandlerThread getThread()

  Returns the android backing HandlerThread.

• getLooper

  @NonNull() Looper getLooper()

  Returns the android backing Looper.

• getExecutor

  @NonNull() Executor getExecutor()

  Returns an Executor.

• destroy

   void destroy()

  Destroys this handler and its thread. After this method returns, the handlershould be considered unusable.Internal note: this does not remove the thread from our cache, but it doesinterrupt it, so the next get call will remove it.In any case, we only store weak references.

• destroyAll

   static void destroyAll()

  Destroys all handlers, interrupting their work andremoving them from our cache.