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RenderQueue

An abstract base class for managing the execution of rendering tasks. It allows prioritizing updates and scheduling them using different strategies (e.g., requestAnimationFrame, requestIdleCallback, setTimeout, or synchronous execution).

Package version
1.0.0-beta.7
Category
Scheduled render work
Since
1.0.0

Import

import { RenderQueue } from "@typed/template/RenderQueue";

Signatures

export declare abstract class RenderQueue implements Disposable {
    readonly [RenderQueueTypeId]: RenderQueueTypeId;
    readonly add: (key: unknown, task: () => void, dispose: () => void, priority: number) => Disposable;
    readonly [Symbol.dispose]: () => void;
}

Why

Fine-grained DOM parts already know what to update; a queue determines when those local mutations run. Keys coalesce superseded work without a virtual tree traversal.

Ownership and lifetime

A queue owns its pending callbacks. Disposing an entry cancels it; disposing the queue cancels the active scheduler and drops all pending buckets. Render Scopes dispose the callbacks they schedule.

Ordering

Lower numeric priorities run first. Re-adding the same key and priority disposes and replaces the previous entry.

Property: [[computed:[RenderQueueTypeId]]]

Nominal evidence that this instance implements Typed’s queue contract.

Property: [[computed:[RenderQueueTypeId]]]: Why

Identifies renderer scheduling without selecting a concrete strategy.

Property: [[computed:[RenderQueueTypeId]]]: Ownership and lifetime

Immutable metadata owned by the queue.

Property: [[computed:[Symbol.dispose]]]

Cancels the active scheduler and forgets all queued entries.

Property: [[computed:[Symbol.dispose]]]: Why

Render Scopes need deterministic scheduler cleanup.

Property: [[computed:[Symbol.dispose]]]: Ownership and lifetime

Ends this queue’s pending-work lifetime; already executed tasks are unaffected.

Property: add

Adds a task to the render queue.

Property: add: Why

Keyed replacement coalesces stale local DOM work before it runs.

Property: add: Ownership and lifetime

The queue owns task and dispose until execution, replacement, returned Disposable cancellation, or queue disposal.

Examples

import { MixedRenderQueue, RenderPriority } from "@typed/template/RenderQueue"

const queue = new MixedRenderQueue()

// Add a high-priority synchronous task
queue.add("task1", () => console.log("High priority"), () => {}, RenderPriority.Sync)

// Add a medium-priority RAF task
queue.add("task2", () => console.log("Medium priority"), () => {}, RenderPriority.Raf(5))

// Add a low-priority idle task
queue.add("task3", () => console.log("Low priority"), () => {}, RenderPriority.Idle(1))

Other public imports

These import paths expose the same declaration. Each page retains its own public name and signature.

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