wires 0.1.12 → 0.2.0
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- checksums.yaml +4 -4
- data/lib/wires.rb +2 -2
- data/lib/wires/channel.rb +109 -0
- data/lib/wires/event.rb +161 -0
- data/lib/wires/hub.rb +180 -179
- data/lib/wires/time.rb +166 -162
- metadata +32 -4
- data/lib/wires/channels.rb +0 -107
- data/lib/wires/events.rb +0 -159
checksums.yaml
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SHA1:
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metadata.gz:
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metadata.gz: c13e2e944a09925c428bbcfd549162c0dd64a782
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data.tar.gz: a7addc2fbf45a815e96ead41faf7bc9bd9f9e006
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metadata.gz: d175ae2bc54184972ca61169961256df0ff323a1fa0bbd77cdb328932d9f6f6a224902d181a23e8824bf7d57a7e715a8ffd5ace9ebab1978ea065a01d62afb23
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data.tar.gz: f65e946b8aa4ac6ec4ceb3510d3ecb1ee65669e570f9989b6f276471386b7f3f9fb849c51b1c64d2db756ad2d73397817f4f81e332f5857aa07dba7d8f7f564b
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data/lib/wires.rb
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@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ require 'active_support/core_ext' # Convenience functions from Rails
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require 'threadlock' # Easily add re-entrant lock to instance methods
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require 'wires/expect_type'
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require 'wires/
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require 'wires/event'
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require 'wires/hub'
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require 'wires/
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require 'wires/channel'
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require 'wires/time'
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def on(events, channels='*', &codeblock)
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channels = [channels] unless channels.is_a? Array
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for channel in channels
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Wires::Channel.new(channel).register(events, codeblock)
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end
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nil end
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def fire(event, channel='*')
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Wires::Channel.new(channel).fire(event, blocking:false)
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nil end
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def fire_and_wait(event, channel='*')
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Wires::Channel.new(channel).fire(event, blocking:true)
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nil end
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def Channel(*args) Wires::Channel.new(*args) end
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module Wires
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class Channel
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attr_reader :name
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attr_reader :target_list
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def initialize(name)
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@name = name
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@target_list = Set.new
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nil end
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# Redefine this class method to use an alternate Hub
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def self.hub; Hub; end
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# Don't redefine this instance method!
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def hub; self.class.hub; end
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# Channel registry hash and star channel reference are values
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# In this Hash with the key being the reference to the Hub
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@@channel_hash = Hash.new
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@@channel_star = Hash.new
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# Give out references to the star channel
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def self.channel_star; @@channel_star[self.hub]; end
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def channel_star; @@channel_star[self.hub]; end
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# Ensure that there is only one instance of Channel per name
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@@new_lock = Mutex.new
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def self.new(*args, &block)
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@@channel_star[self.hub] ||= Channel.new('*') unless (args[0]=='*')
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@@new_lock.synchronize do
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@@channel_hash[self.hub] ||= Hash.new
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@@channel_hash[self.hub][args[0]] ||= super(*args, &block)
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end
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end
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# Register a proc to be triggered by an event on this channel
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def register(events, proc)
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if not proc.is_a?(Proc) then raise SyntaxError, \
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"No Proc given to execute on event: #{events}" end
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# Convert all events to strings
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events = [events] unless events.is_a? Array
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events.flatten!
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events.map! { |e| (e.is_a?(Class) ? e.codestring : e.to_s) }
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events.uniq!
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@target_list << [events, proc]
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nil end
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# Fire an event on this channel
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def fire(event, blocking:false)
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# Create an instance object from one of several acceptable input forms
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event = Event.new_from event
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# Fire to each relevant target on each channel
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for chan in relevant_channels()
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for target in chan.target_list
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for string in target[0] & event.class.codestrings
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self.class.hub << [string, event, blocking, *target[1..-1]]
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end end end
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nil end
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def relevant_channels
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return @@channel_hash[hub].values if self==channel_star
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if self.name.is_a?(Regexp) then raise TypeError,
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"Cannot fire on Regexp channel: #{self.name}."\
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" Regexp channels can only used in event handlers." end
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relevant = [channel_star]
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for c in @@channel_hash[hub].values
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relevant << c if \
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if c.name.is_a?(Regexp)
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self.name =~ c.name
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elsif (defined?(c.name.channel_name) and
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defined?(self.name.channel_name))
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self.name.channel_name == c.name.channel_name
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else
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self.name.to_s == c.name.to_s
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end
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end
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return relevant.uniq
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end
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end
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end
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data/lib/wires/event.rb
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module Wires
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# Store a list of all Event classes that get loaded.
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class EventRegistry
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@@registry = []
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def self.<<(cls)
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end
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def self.list
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@@registry
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end
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end
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# All Event classes should inherit from this one
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class Event < Object # explicit for the sake of Event.ancestry
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# Register with the EventRegistry and make subclasses do the same
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EventRegistry << self
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# Operate on the metaclass as a type of singleton pattern
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class << self
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def inherited(subcls)
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# Be sure codestring doesn't conflict
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existing = _from_codestring(subcls.codestring)
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if existing then raise NameError, \
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"New Event subclass '#{subcls}' conflicts with"\
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" existing Event subclass '#{existing}'."\
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" The generated codestring '#{subcls.codestring}'"\
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" must be unique for each Event subclass." end
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# Register, then call super
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EventRegistry << subcls
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super
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end
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# List of class inheritance lineage back to but excluding Object
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def ancestry(cls=self)
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_next = cls.superclass
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[cls==Object ? [] : [cls, ancestry(_next)]].flatten
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end
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# Convert class <ClassNameEvent> to string "class_name"
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def codestring(cls=self)
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File.basename cls.to_s
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.underscore
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.gsub(/_event$/, "")
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end
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# List of codestrings associated with this event and ancestors
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def codestrings
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x = ancestry
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end
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# (more reliable than crafting a reverse regexp)
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def _from_codestring(str)
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return EventRegistry.list
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.select{|e| e.codestring==str}[0]
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end; private :_from_codestring
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def from_codestring(str)
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cls = _from_codestring(str.to_s)
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"No known Event subclass with codestring: '#{str}'" end
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cls
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end
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def new_from(input)
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event = case input
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when Class
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else
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def new(*args, &block)
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class_eval("def #{att}; @#{att}; end")
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def initialize(*args, &block) end
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end
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class Event
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def ==(other)
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end
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def <=(other)
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end
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def <(other)
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end
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def >=(other)
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end
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def >(other)
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end
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end
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.each do |ops|
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" (other.is_a?(Class) and other<=Event) ? \n"\
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" (other#{opinv}self) : super\n"\
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"end\n")
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end
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data/lib/wires/hub.rb
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