@centralu/win32-x64 0.1.0-beta.30 → 0.1.0-beta.32

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@@ -79,6 +79,22 @@ when an agent's call started it, on this app's screen when the screen did — an
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  until the manifest's `uses` changes. The call waits while the person decides (up to 5 minutes). A
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  refusal comes back as that error: show it plainly instead of retrying.
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+ **Background work.** Centralu stops an app with no open screen and no call for 5 minutes. An app
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+ with work on its own clock (a timer that polls, a queue it drives) declares it in the manifest,
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+ `"uses": { "background": "what it does, in a few words" }`, and calls `centralu.busy('what it is
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+ doing now')` while there is work and `centralu.busy(false)` once there is none: anywhere, a timer
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+ included. Meanwhile it keeps running, and its row says "Running: <what it is doing now>"; the person
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+ can stop it. It resolves false (said on stderr) when Centralu did not take it. Hold it only while
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+ there is work.
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+ **Telling a session later.** To tell the session that asked for work when that work ends (a job
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+ finished, something needs it), declare `"uses": { "notices": true }`, keep
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+ `centralu.noticeAddress()` (inside the tool handler of that session's call) with the work, and when
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+ it is done call `await centralu.notify(address, 'what happened')`: anywhere, a timer included. The
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+ session receives it as your app's message. It resolves false (said on stderr) when Centralu did not
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+ take it: the session is gone, Centralu is restarting (try again later), or more than 10 a minute.
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+ The address is null when a view called, or the manifest does not declare it.
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  ## Dragging an item out of the screen
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  An item the person may want to hand to a session (a card, a row, a record) should be draggable and