dcp-worker 3.2.30-1 → 3.2.30-3
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- package/bin/dcp-worker +98 -61
- package/docs/CODEOWNERS +2 -0
- package/lib/blessed-components/index.js +1 -0
- package/lib/blessed-components/log.js +1 -0
- package/lib/check-scheduler-version.js +1 -0
- package/lib/dashboard-tui.js +184 -0
- package/lib/default-ui-events.js +187 -0
- package/lib/pidfile.js +1 -1
- package/lib/remote-console.js +10 -2
- package/lib/startWorkerLogger.js +93 -63
- package/lib/worker-loggers/console.js +24 -108
- package/lib/worker-loggers/dashboard.js +32 -173
- package/lib/worker-loggers/event-log.js +28 -60
- package/lib/worker-loggers/logfile.js +57 -83
- package/lib/worker-loggers/syslog.js +41 -63
- package/package.json +4 -3
- package/lib/worker-loggers/common-types.js +0 -24
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* @file default-event.js
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* Default worker/sandbox events, providing default logging behaviours (event handlers)
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* for the dcp-worker.
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* - All event handlers use the *current* global console object to emit messages;
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* enhanced logging subsystems should intercept this object to achieve their desired
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* behaviours.
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* - All event handlers invoke functions which are properties of the eventHandlers return
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* value from the hook function. This means that alternate user interfaces can either
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* hook or intercept the properties of that object to modify the event handlers'
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* behaviour without actually removing/replacing the event handler on the instance of
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* Worker.
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* NOTE: This is just a convenience module. There is no requirement to use this module to
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* hook worker events, this module mainly exists to make it easy for the
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* dashboard-tui to replace event handlers with better ones, but it also makes it
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* easier to sandbox events since we only need to register one event handler here
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* to handle every sandbox.
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* @author Ryan Rossiter, ryan@kingsds.network
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* @author Wes Garland, wes@distributive.network
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const sandboxEventHandlers = {};
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* Sandbox 1: Slice Completed: slice 1, 0x5b5214D48F0428669c4E: Simple Job: dt 114ms
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exports.hook = function hookWorkerEvents$$hook(worker, options)
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const sliceMap = {}; // jobAddress --> ( sliceNumber, t0 )
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const truncationLength = 22; // Extra 2 for '0x'
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function makeSliceId (sandbox, sliceNumber)
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const address = sandbox.jobAddress ? sandbox.jobAddress.slice(0, truncationLength) : 'null';
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const baseInfo = sandbox.public?.name ? `${address}: ${sandbox.public.name}` : `${address}:`;
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sandboxEventHandlers.ready = function sandboxReadyHandler(sandbox, sandboxData, ev) {
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console.log(` * Sandbox ${sandboxData.shortId}: Terminated: ${makeSliceId(sandbox, sliceInfo?.slice)}`);
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sandboxEventHandlers.start = function sliceStartHandler(sandbox, sandboxData, ev) {
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