installIoDispatcher
Sets the CoroutineDispatcher that ioDispatcher resolves to on the web targets (js, wasmJs).
Call once at startup, before the first ioDispatcher read. A later call replaces the previously installed dispatcher. On JVM, Android, and Apple this is a no-op, because ioDispatcher is already backed by a real thread pool.
Parameters
the dispatcher to back ioDispatcher on web targets.
See also
Sets the CoroutineDispatcher that ioDispatcher resolves to on the web targets (js, wasmJs).
Call once at startup, before the first ioDispatcher read. A later call replaces the previously installed dispatcher. On JVM, Android, and Apple this is a no-op, because ioDispatcher is already backed by a real thread pool.
Parameters
the dispatcher to back ioDispatcher on web targets.
See also
Sets the CoroutineDispatcher that ioDispatcher resolves to on the web targets (js, wasmJs).
Call once at startup, before the first ioDispatcher read. A later call replaces the previously installed dispatcher. On JVM, Android, and Apple this is a no-op, because ioDispatcher is already backed by a real thread pool.
Parameters
the dispatcher to back ioDispatcher on web targets.
See also
Sets the CoroutineDispatcher that ioDispatcher resolves to on the web targets (js, wasmJs).
Call once at startup, before the first ioDispatcher read. A later call replaces the previously installed dispatcher. On JVM, Android, and Apple this is a no-op, because ioDispatcher is already backed by a real thread pool.
Parameters
the dispatcher to back ioDispatcher on web targets.
See also
Sets the CoroutineDispatcher that ioDispatcher resolves to on the web targets (js, wasmJs).
Call once at startup, before the first ioDispatcher read. A later call replaces the previously installed dispatcher. On JVM, Android, and Apple this is a no-op, because ioDispatcher is already backed by a real thread pool.
Parameters
the dispatcher to back ioDispatcher on web targets.
See also
Sets the CoroutineDispatcher that ioDispatcher resolves to on the web targets (js, wasmJs).
Call once at startup, before the first ioDispatcher read. A later call replaces the previously installed dispatcher. On JVM, Android, and Apple this is a no-op, because ioDispatcher is already backed by a real thread pool.
Parameters
the dispatcher to back ioDispatcher on web targets.