Triggering on FileIO.toPath sink completion












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I have an IO Source I'm multiplexing a file and handing off to another part of the system to execute like:



source.alsoTo(FileIO.toPath(path))


This is used for a cache, i.e. i'm writing a file passing through my system to a temporary cache location. Once the cache is written, I want to move it atomically to its final location.



The consumer of the source gets a Future and knows when it is done, but my side-channel writing to file to disk has no such facility that I can find. Is there some way of attaching a completion handler to a sink so that I can complete my manipulation of that file?










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    I have an IO Source I'm multiplexing a file and handing off to another part of the system to execute like:



    source.alsoTo(FileIO.toPath(path))


    This is used for a cache, i.e. i'm writing a file passing through my system to a temporary cache location. Once the cache is written, I want to move it atomically to its final location.



    The consumer of the source gets a Future and knows when it is done, but my side-channel writing to file to disk has no such facility that I can find. Is there some way of attaching a completion handler to a sink so that I can complete my manipulation of that file?










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      I have an IO Source I'm multiplexing a file and handing off to another part of the system to execute like:



      source.alsoTo(FileIO.toPath(path))


      This is used for a cache, i.e. i'm writing a file passing through my system to a temporary cache location. Once the cache is written, I want to move it atomically to its final location.



      The consumer of the source gets a Future and knows when it is done, but my side-channel writing to file to disk has no such facility that I can find. Is there some way of attaching a completion handler to a sink so that I can complete my manipulation of that file?










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      I have an IO Source I'm multiplexing a file and handing off to another part of the system to execute like:



      source.alsoTo(FileIO.toPath(path))


      This is used for a cache, i.e. i'm writing a file passing through my system to a temporary cache location. Once the cache is written, I want to move it atomically to its final location.



      The consumer of the source gets a Future and knows when it is done, but my side-channel writing to file to disk has no such facility that I can find. Is there some way of attaching a completion handler to a sink so that I can complete my manipulation of that file?







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      Arne ClaassenArne Claassen

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          Instead of alsoTo, use alsoToMat and mapMaterializedValue to access the materialized value of the file Sink:



          val source: Source[ByteString, _] = ???

          val cachedSource =
          source
          .alsoToMat(FileIO.toPath(path))(Keep.right)
          .mapMaterializedValue { fileResult => // fileResult is a Future[IOResult]
          // do something with fileResult
          }





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            Instead of alsoTo, use alsoToMat and mapMaterializedValue to access the materialized value of the file Sink:



            val source: Source[ByteString, _] = ???

            val cachedSource =
            source
            .alsoToMat(FileIO.toPath(path))(Keep.right)
            .mapMaterializedValue { fileResult => // fileResult is a Future[IOResult]
            // do something with fileResult
            }





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              Instead of alsoTo, use alsoToMat and mapMaterializedValue to access the materialized value of the file Sink:



              val source: Source[ByteString, _] = ???

              val cachedSource =
              source
              .alsoToMat(FileIO.toPath(path))(Keep.right)
              .mapMaterializedValue { fileResult => // fileResult is a Future[IOResult]
              // do something with fileResult
              }





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                Instead of alsoTo, use alsoToMat and mapMaterializedValue to access the materialized value of the file Sink:



                val source: Source[ByteString, _] = ???

                val cachedSource =
                source
                .alsoToMat(FileIO.toPath(path))(Keep.right)
                .mapMaterializedValue { fileResult => // fileResult is a Future[IOResult]
                // do something with fileResult
                }





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                Instead of alsoTo, use alsoToMat and mapMaterializedValue to access the materialized value of the file Sink:



                val source: Source[ByteString, _] = ???

                val cachedSource =
                source
                .alsoToMat(FileIO.toPath(path))(Keep.right)
                .mapMaterializedValue { fileResult => // fileResult is a Future[IOResult]
                // do something with fileResult
                }






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                Jeffrey ChungJeffrey Chung

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