@ipsme/msgenv-mqtt 0.1.6 → 0.1.7

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  1. package/dist/ipsme_msgenv.cjs.js +3 -3
  2. package/dist/ipsme_msgenv.es.mjs +3 -3
  3. package/package.json +1 -1
  4. package/src/ipsme_msgenv.ts +3 -3
package/dist/ipsme_msgenv.cjs.js CHANGED
@@ -31406,7 +31406,7 @@ class MsgEnvSingleton {
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  function subscribe_(handler) {
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  if (handler.subscription_ID !== undefined)
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  return;
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- logr_.log(l_.CONNECTIONS, cfg_.prefix + 'MsgEnv: subscribe');
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+ logr_.log(l_.CONNECTIONS, () => [cfg_.prefix + 'MsgEnv: subscribe']);
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  // handler.subscription_ID= systemPreferences.subscribeNotification(cfg_.channel, function(event, userInfo, object) {
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  // LOGR_.log(l_.REFL, cfg_.prefix +'MsgEnv: onNotification: ', userInfo.msg);
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  // this(userInfo.msg);
@@ -31420,7 +31420,7 @@ function subscribe_(handler) {
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  }
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  // we have to use the ID, rather than the handler itself to unsubsribe
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  function unsubscribe_(handler) {
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- logr_.log(l_.CONNECTIONS, cfg_.prefix + 'MsgEnv: unsubscribe');
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+ logr_.log(l_.CONNECTIONS, () => [cfg_.prefix + 'MsgEnv: unsubscribe']);
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  // systemPreferences.unsubscribeNotification(handler.subscription_ID);
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  let instance = MsgEnvSingleton.getInstance();
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  instance.client.removeListener('message', handler.subscription_ID);
@@ -31430,7 +31430,7 @@ function unsubscribe_(handler) {
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  // Normally a {name, object, userInfo} tuple, but in electron it is apparently not possible
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  // to specify the (sender) object explicitly; gets set automagically?!
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  function publish_(msg) {
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- logr_.log(l_.REFLECTION, cfg_.prefix + 'MsgEnv: postNotification: ', msg);
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+ logr_.log(l_.REFLECTION, () => [cfg_.prefix + 'MsgEnv: postNotification: ', msg]);
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  // systemPreferences.postNotification(cfg_.channel, { "msg" : msg }, true);
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  let instance = MsgEnvSingleton.getInstance();
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  instance.client.publish(kstr_TOPIC, msg);
package/dist/ipsme_msgenv.es.mjs CHANGED
@@ -31404,7 +31404,7 @@ class MsgEnvSingleton {
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  function subscribe_(handler) {
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  if (handler.subscription_ID !== undefined)
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  return;
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- logr_.log(l_.CONNECTIONS, cfg_.prefix + 'MsgEnv: subscribe');
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+ logr_.log(l_.CONNECTIONS, () => [cfg_.prefix + 'MsgEnv: subscribe']);
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  // handler.subscription_ID= systemPreferences.subscribeNotification(cfg_.channel, function(event, userInfo, object) {
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  // LOGR_.log(l_.REFL, cfg_.prefix +'MsgEnv: onNotification: ', userInfo.msg);
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  // this(userInfo.msg);
@@ -31418,7 +31418,7 @@ function subscribe_(handler) {
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  }
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  // we have to use the ID, rather than the handler itself to unsubsribe
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  function unsubscribe_(handler) {
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- logr_.log(l_.CONNECTIONS, cfg_.prefix + 'MsgEnv: unsubscribe');
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+ logr_.log(l_.CONNECTIONS, () => [cfg_.prefix + 'MsgEnv: unsubscribe']);
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  // systemPreferences.unsubscribeNotification(handler.subscription_ID);
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  let instance = MsgEnvSingleton.getInstance();
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  instance.client.removeListener('message', handler.subscription_ID);
@@ -31428,7 +31428,7 @@ function unsubscribe_(handler) {
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  // Normally a {name, object, userInfo} tuple, but in electron it is apparently not possible
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  // to specify the (sender) object explicitly; gets set automagically?!
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  function publish_(msg) {
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- logr_.log(l_.REFLECTION, cfg_.prefix + 'MsgEnv: postNotification: ', msg);
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+ logr_.log(l_.REFLECTION, () => [cfg_.prefix + 'MsgEnv: postNotification: ', msg]);
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  // systemPreferences.postNotification(cfg_.channel, { "msg" : msg }, true);
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  let instance = MsgEnvSingleton.getInstance();
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  instance.client.publish(kstr_TOPIC, msg);
package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
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  {
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  "name": "@ipsme/msgenv-mqtt",
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- "version": "0.1.6",
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+ "version": "0.1.7",
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  "description": "",
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  "exports": {
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  ".": {
package/src/ipsme_msgenv.ts CHANGED
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ class MsgEnvSingleton {
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  function subscribe_(handler) {
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  if (handler.subscription_ID !== undefined)
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  return;
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- logr_.log(l_.CONNECTIONS, cfg_.prefix +'MsgEnv: subscribe');
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+ logr_.log(l_.CONNECTIONS, () => [cfg_.prefix +'MsgEnv: subscribe'] );
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  // handler.subscription_ID= systemPreferences.subscribeNotification(cfg_.channel, function(event, userInfo, object) {
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  // LOGR_.log(l_.REFL, cfg_.prefix +'MsgEnv: onNotification: ', userInfo.msg);
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  // this(userInfo.msg);
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ function subscribe_(handler) {
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  // we have to use the ID, rather than the handler itself to unsubsribe
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  function unsubscribe_(handler) {
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- logr_.log(l_.CONNECTIONS, cfg_.prefix +'MsgEnv: unsubscribe');
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+ logr_.log(l_.CONNECTIONS, () => [cfg_.prefix +'MsgEnv: unsubscribe'] );
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  // systemPreferences.unsubscribeNotification(handler.subscription_ID);
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  let instance = MsgEnvSingleton.getInstance();
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  instance.client.removeListener('message', handler.subscription_ID);
@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ function unsubscribe_(handler) {
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  // Normally a {name, object, userInfo} tuple, but in electron it is apparently not possible
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  // to specify the (sender) object explicitly; gets set automagically?!
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  function publish_(msg) {
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- logr_.log(l_.REFLECTION, cfg_.prefix +'MsgEnv: postNotification: ', msg);
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+ logr_.log(l_.REFLECTION, () => [cfg_.prefix +'MsgEnv: postNotification: ', msg] );
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  // systemPreferences.postNotification(cfg_.channel, { "msg" : msg }, true);
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  let instance = MsgEnvSingleton.getInstance();
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  instance.client.publish(kstr_TOPIC, msg);