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JAction fluent chainable task system for Unity. Triggers on: sequential tasks, delay, timer, repeat loop, WaitUntil, WaitWhile, async workflow, zero-allocation async, coroutine alternative, scheduled action, timed event, polling condition, action sequence, ExecuteAsync, parallel execution

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JAction fluent chainable task system for Unity. Triggers on: sequential tasks, delay, timer, repeat loop, WaitUntil, WaitWhile, async workflow, zero-allocation async, coroutine alternative, scheduled action, timed event, polling condition, action sequence, ExecuteAsync, parallel execution
# JAction - Chainable Task Execution Fluent API for composing complex action sequences in Unity with automatic object pooling, zero-allocation async, and parallel execution support. ## When to Use - Sequential workflows with delays - Polling conditions (WaitUntil/WaitWhile) - Repeat loops with intervals - Game timers and scheduled events - Zero-GC async operations - Parallel concurrent executions ## Core Concepts ### Task Snapshot Isolation When `Execute()` or `ExecuteAsync()` is called, the current task list is **snapshotted**. Modifications to the JAction after execution starts do NOT affect running executions: ```csharp var action = JAction.Create() .Delay(1f) .Do(static () => Debug.Log("Original")); var handle = action.ExecuteAsync(); // This task is NOT executed by the handle above - it was added after the snapshot action.Do(static () => Debug.Log("Added Later")); await handle; // Only prints "Original" ``` This isolation enables safe parallel execution where each handle operates on its own task snapshot. ### Return Types **JActionExecution** (returned by Execute, awaited from ExecuteAsync): - `.Action` - The JAction that was executed - `.Cancelled` - Whether THIS specific execution was cancelled - `.Executing` - Whether the action is still executing - `.Dispose()` - Returns JAction to pool **JActionExecutionHandle** (returned by ExecuteAsync before await): - `.Action` - The JAction being executed - `.Cancelled` - Whether this execution is cancelled - `.Executing` - Whether still running - `.Cancel()` - Cancel THIS specific execution - `.AsUniTask()` - Convert to `UniTask<JActionExecution>` - Awaitable: `await handle` returns `JActionExecution` ## API Reference ### Execution | Method | Returns | Description | |--------|---------|-------------| | `.Execute(timeout)` | `JActionExecution` | Synchronous blocking execution | | `.ExecuteAsync(timeout)` | `JActionExecutionHandle` | Async via PlayerLoop (recommended) | ### Actions | Method | Description | |--------|-------------| | `.Do(Action)` | Execute synchronous action | | `.Do<T>(Action<T>, T)` | Execute with state (zero-alloc for reference types) | | `.Do(Func<JActionAwaitable>)` | Execute async action | | `.Do<T>(Func<T, JActionAwaitable>, T)` | Async with state | ### Timing | Method | Description | |--------|-------------| | `.Delay(seconds)` | Wait specified seconds | | `.DelayFrame(frames)` | Wait specified frame count | | `.WaitUntil(condition, frequency, timeout)` | Wait until condition true | | `.WaitWhile(condition, frequency, timeout)` | Wait while condition true | ### Loops | Method | Description | |--------|-------------| | `.Repeat(action, count, interval)` | Repeat N times | | `.RepeatWhile(action, condition, frequency, timeout)` | Repeat while condition true | | `.RepeatUntil(action, condition, frequency, timeout)` | Repeat until condition true | All loop methods have `<TState>` overloads for zero-allocation with reference types. ### Configuration | Method | Description | |--------|-------------| | `.Parallel()` | Enable concurrent execution mode | | `.OnCancel(callback)` | Register cancellation callback | | `.Cancel()` | Stop ALL active executions | | `.Reset()` | Clear state for reuse | | `.Dispose()` | Return to object pool | ### Static Members | Member | Description | |--------|-------------| | `JAction.Create()` | Get pooled instance | | `JAction.PooledCount` | Check available pooled instances | | `JAction.ClearPool()` | Empty the pool | ## Patterns ### Basic Sequence ```csharp using var result = await JAction.Create() .Do(static () => Debug.Log("Step 1")) .Delay(1f) .Do(static () => Debug.Log("Step 2")) .ExecuteAsync(); ``` ### Always Use `using var` (CRITICAL) ```csharp // CORRECT - auto-disposes and returns to pool using var result = await JAction.Create() .Do(() => LoadAsset()) .WaitUntil(() => assetLoaded) .ExecuteAsync(); // WRONG - memory leak, never returns to pool await JAction.Create() .Do(() => LoadAsset()) .ExecuteAsync(); ``` ### Parallel Execution with Per-Execution Cancellation ```csharp var action = JAction.Create() .Parallel() .Do(static () => Debug.Log("Start")) .Delay(5f) .Do(static () => Debug.Log("Done")); // Start multiple concurrent executions (each gets own task snapshot) var handle1 = action.ExecuteAsync(); var handle2 = action.ExecuteAsync(); // Cancel only the first execution handle1.Cancel(); // Each has independent Cancelled state var result1 = await handle1; // result1.Cancelled == true var result2 = await handle2; // result2.Cancelled == false action.Dispose(); ``` ### UniTask.WhenAll with Parallel ```csharp var action = JAction.Create() .Parallel() .Delay(1f) .Do(static () => Debug.Log("Done")); var handle1 = action.ExecuteAsync(); var handle2 = action.ExecuteAsync(); await UniTask.WhenAll(handle1.AsUniTask(), handle2.AsUniTask()); action.Dispose(); ``` ### Zero-Allocation with Reference Types ```csharp // CORRECT - static lambda + reference type state = zero allocation var data = new MyData(); JAction.Create() .Do(static (MyData d) => d.Process(), data) .Execute(); // Pass 'this' when inside a class - no wrapper needed public class Enemy : MonoBehaviour { public bool IsStunned; public void ApplyStun(float duration) { IsStunned = true; JAction.Create() .Delay(duration) .Do(static (Enemy self) => self.IsStunned = false, this) .ExecuteAsync().Forget(); } } // Value types use closures (boxing would defeat zero-alloc anyway) int count = 5; JAction.Create() .Do(() => Debug.Log($"Count: {count}")) .Execute(); ``` ### Timeout Handling ```csharp using var result = await JAction.Create() .WaitUntil(() => networkReady) .ExecuteAsync(timeout: 30f); if (result.Cancelled) Debug.Log("Timed out!"); ``` ### Cancellation Callback ```csharp var action = JAction.Create() .OnCancel(() => Debug.Log("Cancelled!")) .Delay(10f); var handle = action.ExecuteAsync(); handle.Cancel(); // Triggers OnCancel callback ``` ## Game Patterns ### Cooldown Timer ```csharp public class AbilitySystem { public bool CanUse = true; public async UniTaskVoid TryUseAbility(float cooldown) { if (!CanUse) return; CanUse = false; PerformAbility(); // Pass 'this' as state - no extra class needed using var _ = await JAction.Create() .Delay(cooldown) .Do(static s => s.CanUse = true, this) .ExecuteAsync(); } } ``` ### Damage Over Time ```csharp public sealed class DoTState { public IDamageable Target; public float DamagePerTick; } public static async UniTaskVoid ApplyDoT( IDamageable target, float damage, int ticks, float interval) { var state = JObjectPool.Shared<DoTState>().Rent(); state.Target = target; state.DamagePerTick = damage; using var _ = await JAction.Create() .Repeat( static s => s.Target?.TakeDamage(s.DamagePerTick), state, count: ticks, interval: interval) .ExecuteAsync(); state.Target = null; JObjectPool.Shared<DoTState>().Return(state); } ``` ### Wave Spawner ```csharp public async UniTask RunWaves(WaveConfig[] waves) { foreach (var wave in waves) { using var result = await JAction.Create() .Do(() => UI.ShowWaveStart(wave.Number)) .Delay(2f) .Do(() => SpawnWave(wave)) .WaitUntil(() => ActiveEnemyCount == 0, timeout: 120f) .Delay(wave.DelayAfter) .ExecuteAsync(); if (result.Cancelled) break; } } ``` ### Health Regeneration ```csharp public sealed class RegenState { public float Health, MaxHealth, HpPerTick; } public static async UniTaskVoid StartRegen(RegenState state) { using var _ = await JAction.Create() .RepeatWhile( static s => s.Health = MathF.Min(s.Health + s.HpPerTick, s.MaxHealth), static s => s.Health < s.MaxHealth, state, frequency: 0.1f) .ExecuteAsync(); } ``` ## Troubleshooting | Problem | Cause | Solution | |---------|-------|----------| | Nothing happens | Forgot to call Execute/ExecuteAsync | Add `.ExecuteAsync()` at the end | | Memory leak | Missing `using var` | Always use `using var result = await ...` | | Frame drops | Using `Execute()` | Switch to `ExecuteAsync()` | | GC allocations | Closures with reference types | Use static lambda + state parameter | | Unexpected timing | Value type state | Wrap in reference type or use closure | | Handle shows wrong Cancelled | Reading after modification | Snapshot is isolated - this is expected | ## Common Mistakes 1. **Missing `using var`** - Memory leak, JAction never returns to pool 2. **Using `Execute()` in production** - Blocks main thread, causes frame drops 3. **State overloads with value types** - Causes boxing; use closures instead 4. **Forgetting Execute/ExecuteAsync** - Nothing happens 5. **Heavy work in `.Do()`** - Callbacks run atomically; keep them lightweight 6. **Using `action.Cancel()` in parallel** - Cancels ALL executions; use `handle.Cancel()` for specific execution 7. **Modifying JAction after ExecuteAsync** - Changes don't affect running execution (task snapshot isolation)
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