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Index ¶
- type Chooser
- type ConnectionStatus
- type ErrChooseContextHasNoDeadline
- type ErrInvalidPeerConversion
- type ErrInvalidPeerType
- type ErrInvalidTransportConversion
- type ErrPeerAddAlreadyInList
- type ErrPeerHasNoReferenceToSubscriber
- type ErrPeerListAlreadyStarted
- type ErrPeerListNotStarted
- type ErrPeerRemoveNotInList
- type ErrTransportHasNoReferenceToPeer
- type Identifier
- type List
- type ListUpdates
- type Peer
- type Status
- type Subscriber
- type Transport
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type Chooser ¶
type Chooser interface { transport.Lifecycle // Choose a Peer for the next call, block until a peer is available (or timeout) Choose(context.Context, *transport.Request) (peer Peer, onFinish func(error), err error) }
Chooser is a collection of Peers. Outbounds request peers from the peer.Chooser to determine where to send requests
type ConnectionStatus ¶
type ConnectionStatus int
ConnectionStatus maintains information about the Peer's connection state
const ( ConnectionStatus = iota // Connecting indicates the Peer is in the process of connecting Connecting // Available indicates the Peer is available for requests Available )Unavailable
func (ConnectionStatus) String ¶
func (i ConnectionStatus) String() string
type ErrChooseContextHasNoDeadline ¶
type ErrChooseContextHasNoDeadline string
ErrChooseContextHasNoDeadline is returned when a context is sent to a peerlist with no deadline
func (ErrChooseContextHasNoDeadline) Error ¶
func (e ErrChooseContextHasNoDeadline) Error() string
type ErrInvalidPeerConversion ¶
ErrInvalidPeerConversion is called when a peer can't be properly converted
func (ErrInvalidPeerConversion) Error ¶
func (e ErrInvalidPeerConversion) Error() string
type ErrInvalidPeerType ¶
type ErrInvalidPeerType struct { ExpectedType string PeerIdentifier Identifier }
ErrInvalidPeerType is when a specfic peer type is required, but was not passed in
func (ErrInvalidPeerType) Error ¶
func (e ErrInvalidPeerType) Error() string
type ErrInvalidTransportConversion ¶
ErrInvalidTransportConversion is called when a transport can't be properly converted
func (ErrInvalidTransportConversion) Error ¶
func (e ErrInvalidTransportConversion) Error() string
type ErrPeerAddAlreadyInList ¶
type ErrPeerAddAlreadyInList string
ErrPeerAddAlreadyInList is returned to peer providers if the peerlist is already tracking a peer for the added identifier
func (ErrPeerAddAlreadyInList) Error ¶
func (e ErrPeerAddAlreadyInList) Error() string
type ErrPeerHasNoReferenceToSubscriber ¶
type ErrPeerHasNoReferenceToSubscriber struct { PeerIdentifier Identifier PeerSubscriber Subscriber }
ErrPeerHasNoReferenceToSubscriber is called when a Peer is expected to operate on a PeerSubscriber it has no reference to
func (ErrPeerHasNoReferenceToSubscriber) Error ¶
func (e ErrPeerHasNoReferenceToSubscriber) Error() string
type ErrPeerListAlreadyStarted ¶
type ErrPeerListAlreadyStarted string
ErrPeerListAlreadyStarted represents a failure because Start() was already called on the peerlist.
func (ErrPeerListAlreadyStarted) Error ¶
func (e ErrPeerListAlreadyStarted) Error() string
type ErrPeerListNotStarted ¶
type ErrPeerListNotStarted string
ErrPeerListNotStarted represents a failure because Start() was not called on a peerlist or if Stop() was called.
func (ErrPeerListNotStarted) Error ¶
func (e ErrPeerListNotStarted) Error() string
type ErrPeerRemoveNotInList ¶
type ErrPeerRemoveNotInList string
ErrPeerRemoveNotInList is returned to peer providers if the peerlist is not tracking the peer to remove for a given identifier
func (ErrPeerRemoveNotInList) Error ¶
func (e ErrPeerRemoveNotInList) Error() string
type ErrTransportHasNoReferenceToPeer ¶
ErrTransportHasNoReferenceToPeer is called when a transport is expected to operate on a Peer it has no reference to
func (ErrTransportHasNoReferenceToPeer) Error ¶
func (e ErrTransportHasNoReferenceToPeer) Error() string
type Identifier ¶
type Identifier interface {
Identifier() string
}
Identifier is able to uniquely identify a peer (e.g. hostport)
type List ¶
type List interface { // Update performs the additions and removals to the Peer List Update(updates ListUpdates) error }
List listens to adds and removes of Peers from a PeerProvider A Chooser will implement the List interface in order to receive updates to the list of Peers it is keeping track of
type ListUpdates ¶
type ListUpdates struct { // Additions are the identifiers that should be added to the list Additions []Identifier // Removals are the identifiers that should be removed to the list Removals []Identifier }
ListUpdates specifies the updates to be made to a List
type Peer ¶
type Peer interface { Identifier // Get the status of the Peer Status() Status // Tell the peer that a request is starting StartRequest() // Tell the peer that a request has finished EndRequest() }
Peer is a level on top of Identifier. It should be created by a Transport so we can maintain multiple references to the same downstream peer (e.g. hostport). This is useful for load balancing requests to downstream services.
type Status ¶
type Status struct { // Current number of pending requests on this peer PendingRequestCount int // Current status of the Peer's connection ConnectionStatus ConnectionStatus }
Status holds all the information about a peer's state that would be useful to Subscribers
type Subscriber ¶
type Subscriber interface { // The Peer Notifies the Subscriber when its status changes (e.g. connections status, pending requests) NotifyStatusChanged(Identifier) }
Subscriber listens to changes of a Peer over time.
type Transport ¶
type Transport interface { // Get or create a Peer for the Subscriber RetainPeer(Identifier, Subscriber) (Peer, error) // Unallocate a peer from the Subscriber ReleasePeer(Identifier, Subscriber) error }
Transport manages Peers across different Subscribers. A Subscriber will request a Peer for a specific PeerIdentifier and the Transport has the ability to create a new Peer or return an existing one.