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StateMachine

Swift

A state machine library in Kotlin and Swift.

StateMachine is used in Scarlet

Example State Diagram

The examples below create a StateMachine from the following state diagram for matter:

Kotlin Usage

Define states, events and side effects:

sealed class State {
    object Solid : State()
    object Liquid : State()
    object Gas : State()
}

sealed class Event {
    object OnMelted : Event()
    object OnFroze : Event()
    object OnVaporized : Event()
    object OnCondensed : Event()
}

sealed class SideEffect {
    object LogMelted : SideEffect()
    object LogFrozen : SideEffect()
    object LogVaporized : SideEffect()
    object LogCondensed : SideEffect()
}

Initialize state machine and declare state transitions:

val stateMachine = StateMachine.create<State, Event, SideEffect> {
    initialState(State.Solid)
    state<State.Solid> {
        on<Event.OnMelted> {
            transitionTo(State.Liquid, SideEffect.LogMelted)
        }
    }
    state<State.Liquid> {
        on<Event.OnFroze> {
            transitionTo(State.Solid, SideEffect.LogFrozen)
        }
        on<Event.OnVaporized> {
            transitionTo(State.Gas, SideEffect.LogVaporized)
        }
    }
    state<State.Gas> {
        on<Event.OnCondensed> {
            transitionTo(State.Liquid, SideEffect.LogCondensed)
        }
    }
    onTransition {
        val validTransition = it as? StateMachine.Transition.Valid ?: return@onTransition
        when (validTransition.sideEffect) {
            SideEffect.LogMelted -> logger.log(ON_MELTED_MESSAGE)
            SideEffect.LogFrozen -> logger.log(ON_FROZEN_MESSAGE)
            SideEffect.LogVaporized -> logger.log(ON_VAPORIZED_MESSAGE)
            SideEffect.LogCondensed -> logger.log(ON_CONDENSED_MESSAGE)
        }
    }
}

Perform state transitions:

assertThat(stateMachine.state).isEqualTo(Solid)

// When
val transition = stateMachine.transition(OnMelted)

// Then
assertThat(stateMachine.state).isEqualTo(Liquid)
assertThat(transition).isEqualTo(
    StateMachine.Transition.Valid(Solid, OnMelted, Liquid, LogMelted)
)
then(logger).should().log(ON_MELTED_MESSAGE)

Swift Usage

Adopt StateMachineBuilder to gain access to the DSL builder methods:

class MyExample: StateMachineBuilder {

    ... state machine implementation ...
}

Define states, events and side effects:

@StateMachineHashable
enum State {
    case solid, liquid, gas
}

@StateMachineHashable
enum Event {
    case melt, freeze, vaporize, condense
}

enum SideEffect {
    case logMelted, logFrozen, logVaporized, logCondensed
}

Initialize state machine and declare state transitions:

let stateMachine = StateMachine<State, Event, SideEffect> {
    initialState(.solid)
    state(.solid) {
        on(.melt) {
            transition(to: .liquid, emit: .logMelted)
        }
    }
    state(.liquid) {
        on(.freeze) {
            transition(to: .solid, emit: .logFrozen)
        }
        on(.vaporize) {
            transition(to: .gas, emit: .logVaporized)
        }
    }
    state(.gas) {
        on(.condense) {
            transition(to: .liquid, emit: .logCondensed)
        }
    }
    onTransition {
        guard case let .success(transition) = $0, let sideEffect = transition.sideEffect else { return }
        switch sideEffect {
        case .logMelted: logger.log(Message.melted)
        case .logFrozen: logger.log(Message.frozen)
        case .logVaporized: logger.log(Message.vaporized)
        case .logCondensed: logger.log(Message.condensed)
        }
    }
}

Perform state transitions:

expect(stateMachine.state).to(equal(.solid))

// When
let transition = try stateMachine.transition(.melt)

// Then
expect(stateMachine.state).to(equal(.liquid))
expect(transition).to(equal(
    StateMachine.Transition.Valid(fromState: .solid, event: .melt, toState: .liquid, sideEffect: .logMelted))
)
expect(logger).to(log(Message.melted))

Pre-Swift 5.9 Compatibility

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This information is only applicable to Swift versions older than 5.9:

Swift Enumerations with Associated Values

Due to Swift enumerations (as opposed to sealed classes in Kotlin), any State or Event enumeration defined with associated values will require boilerplate implementation for StateMachineHashable conformance.

The easiest way to create this boilerplate is by using the Sourcery Swift code generator along with the AutoStateMachineHashable stencil template provided in this repository. Once the codegen is setup and configured, adopt AutoStateMachineHashable instead of StateMachineHashable for the State and/or Event enumerations.

Examples

Matter State Machine

Turnstile State Machine

Kotlin Download

StateMachine is available in Maven Central.

Snapshots of the development version are available in Sonatype's snapshots repository.

Maven

<dependency>
    <groupId>com.tinder.statemachine</groupId>
    <artifactId>statemachine</artifactId>
    <version>0.3.0</version>
</dependency>

Gradle

implementation 'com.tinder.statemachine:statemachine:0.3.0'

Swift Installation

Swift Package Manager

.package(url: "https://github.com/Tinder/StateMachine.git", from: "0.3.0")

Cocoapods

pod 'StateMachine', :git => 'https://github.com/Tinder/StateMachine.git'

References

A composable pattern for pure state machines with effects - Andy Matuschak

Visualization

Thanks to @nvinayshetty, you can visualize your state machines right in the IDE using the State Arts Intellij plugin.

License

Copyright (c) 2018, Match Group, LLC
All rights reserved.

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