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The events listener now uses a proper self-consuming queue and the event handlers have been rewritten accordingly. The way this works is that running init() on the handlers library instantiates the handlers and returns two higher-order functions, prepare() and despatch(). A call to the latter of these is appended to the queue with each new incoming event. The handlers have access to a context object (ctx) which may be used to persist data between calls and/or exchange data between handlers. This is used notably to give the handlers access to project configurations, which are themselves refreshed by a project configuration change handler (DetectProjectConfigurationChange).
30 lines
699 B
JavaScript
30 lines
699 B
JavaScript
const { listen } = require('../lib/db/notify');
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const channels = require('../lib/db/channels');
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const handlers = require('./handlers');
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const { ActionsQueue } = require('../lib/queue');
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const { ERROR, INFO, DEBUG } = require('DOUGAL_ROOT/debug')(__filename);
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function start () {
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const queue = new ActionsQueue();
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const ctx = {}; // Context object
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const { prepare, despatch } = handlers.init(ctx);
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listen(channels, function (data) {
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DEBUG("Incoming data", data);
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// We don't bother awaiting
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queue.enqueue(() => despatch(data, ctx));
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DEBUG("Queue size", queue.length());
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});
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INFO("Events manager started");
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}
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module.exports = { start }
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if (require.main === module) {
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start();
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}
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