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- data/ichannel.gemspec +1 -1
- data/lib/ichannel.rb +19 -13
- data/lib/ichannel/version.rb +1 -1
- data/test/ichannel_class_test.rb +14 -0
- metadata +6 -6
data/README.md
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__DESCRIPTION__
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A modern, flexible & easy to use interprocess communication(IPC) primitive. The
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basic premise is that you can "put" and "get" Ruby objects to/from a channel.
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This works across any Ruby process & its subprocesses, though, which is why it
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can be useful. You could describe putting and getting objects to/from the channel
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as message passing but the message could potentially be any Ruby object,
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although I think sending small messages(as a Hash) works very well for most
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scenarios. You have the potential to serialize any object that `Marshal` can
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dump+load, though.
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__EXAMPLES__
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The serializer of choice is `Marshal` but it could just as easily be `JSON` or
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`YAML`.
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```ruby
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channel = IChannel.new Marshal
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pid = fork do
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channel.put Process.pid
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channel.put 'Hello!'
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Process.wait pid
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channel.get # => Fixnum
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channel.get # => 'Hello!'
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```
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__SERIALIZERS__
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To send Ruby objects between processes they have to be serialized, but on the
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bright side the number of serializers to choose from is vast. Marshal, JSON, &
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YAML are supported out of the box to name a few but adding support for other
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serializers is a trivial amount of work.
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For example, here is a MessagePack serializer you could use:
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```ruby
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require 'ichannel'
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require 'msgpack'
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serializer = Class.new do
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def self.dump(msg)
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def self.load(msg)
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channel = IChannel.new serializer
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```
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As you can see above as long as the serializer responds to `.dump` & `.load` it
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can be passed as a serializer to IChannel.
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__REAL WORLD EXAMPLES__
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data/ichannel.gemspec
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gem.version = IChannel::VERSION
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gem.authors = ["Robert Gleeson"]
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gem.email = ["rob@flowof.info"]
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gem.description = %q{A
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gem.description = %q{A modern and easy-to-use interprocess communication
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primitive.}
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gem.summary = gem.description
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gem.homepage = "https://github.com/robgleeson/ichannel"
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data/lib/ichannel.rb
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# Add an object to the channel.
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data/lib/ichannel/version.rb
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data/test/ichannel_class_test.rb
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def test_put_on_closed_channel
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def test_get_on_closed_channel
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--- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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name: ichannel
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prerelease:
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authors:
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date: 2012-11-
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date: 2012-11-17 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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description: ! "A modern and easy-to-use interprocess communication \n primitive."
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signing_key:
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summary: A modern and easy-to-use interprocess communication primitive.
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test_files:
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