Fiber

interface ~~Fiber~~<F, out A> : FiberOf<F, A> Deprecated: The IO datatype and it’s related type classes will disappear in Arrow 0.13.0. All useful operations are offered directly over suspend functions by Arrow Fx Coroutines. https://arrow-kt.io/docs/fx/async/

Fiber represents the pure result of an Async data type being started concurrently and that can be either joined or cancelled.

You can think of fibers as being lightweight threads, a Fiber being a concurrency primitive for doing cooperative multi-tasking.

Functions

cancel	Triggers the cancellation of the Fiber.`abstract fun cancel():` `CancelToken<F>`
component1	`open operator fun component1(): Kind<F, A>`
component2	`open operator fun component2():` `CancelToken<F>`
join	Returns a new task that will await for the completion of the underlying Fiber, (asynchronously) blocking the current run-loop until that result is available.`abstract fun join(): Kind<F, A>`

Companion Object Functions

invoke Fiber constructor.operator fun <F, A> invoke(join: Kind<F, A>, cancel: CancelToken<F>): Fiber<F, A>

Companion Object Extension Functions

applicative	`fun <F> Fiber.Companion.~~applicative~~(C:` `Concurrent<F>): Applicative<Kind<ForFiber, F>>`
apply	`fun <F> Fiber.Companion.~~apply~~(C:` `Concurrent<F>): Apply<Kind<ForFiber, F>>`
functor	`fun <F> Fiber.Companion.~~functor~~(C:` `Concurrent<F>): Functor<Kind<ForFiber, F>>`
monoid	`fun <F, A> Fiber.Companion.~~monoid~~(C:` `Concurrent<F>, M: Monoid<A>): Monoid<Fiber<F, A>>`
semigroup	`fun <F, A> Fiber.Companion.~~semigroup~~(C:` `Concurrent<F>, S: Semigroup<A>): Semigroup<Fiber<F, A>>`