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ToolipsMemWrite is deprecated in favor of easier extension loading and Component composure.

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  Writes Components into memory and can also save serialized Component Vectors automatically. Writing to memory is done with the memwrite! function. This function can also be used inside of a conditional.

using Toolips
using ToolipsMemWrite

function myroute(c::Connection)
    mycomp = divider("mydivider", align = "center")
    myp = p("myp", text = "hello world!")
    push!(mycomp, myp)
    othercomp = a("othercomp", text = "othercomp")
    # Saved:
    memwrite!(c, mycomp)
    # Not saved:
    write!(c, othercomp)
end

st = ServerTemplate(extensions = [Logger(), ComponentMemory()])
st.start()

This approach is alright, but still puts CPU power towards writing the Components. It is way better to instead use memwrite! with write set to false first, then use memwrite! normally. You can follow this with a return, which breaks the function pipeline and ceases the writing of the function.

using Toolips
using ToolipsMemWrite

function myroute(c::Connection)
    if memwrite!(c, "mydivider", write = false)
        memwrite!(c, "mydivider")
        return
    end
    mycomp = divider("mydivider", align = "center")
    myp = p("myp", text = "hello world!")
    push!(mycomp, myp)
    othercomp = a("othercomp", text = "othercomp")
    memwrite!(c, mycomp)
end

st = ServerTemplate(extensions = [Logger(), ComponentMemory()])
st.start()

You can also use the same techniques with diskwrite!.

using Toolips
using ToolipsMemWrite

function myroute(c::Connection)
    if diskwrite!(c, "mydivider", write = false)
        diskwrite!(c, "mydivider")
        return
    end
    mycomp = divider("mydivider", align = "center")
    myp = p("myp", text = "hello world!")
    push!(mycomp, myp)
    othercomp = a("othercomp", text = "othercomp")
    diskwrite!(c, mycomp)
end

st = ServerTemplate(extensions = [Logger(), ComponentMemory()])
st.start()