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type FileNotifier ¶
type FileNotifier interface {
// Changes returns a channel if a file was created or deleted.
Changes() (<-chan bool, error)
}
FileNotifyWatcher notifies when a file has been created or deleted within a given directory.
type MetricsCollector ¶
type MetricsCollector interface {
WatermarkInsertsInc()
WatermarkRetriesInc()
ChangesRequestDurationObserve(val float64)
ChangesCountObserve(val int)
}
MetricsCollector represents the metrics methods called.
type Stream ¶
type Stream struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Stream defines a worker that will poll the database for change events.
func New ¶
func New( id string, db coredatabase.TxnRunner, fileNotifier FileNotifier, clock clock.Clock, metrics MetricsCollector, logger logger.Logger, ) *Stream
New creates a new Stream.
func NewInternalStates ¶
func NewInternalStates( id string, db coredatabase.TxnRunner, fileNotifier FileNotifier, clock clock.Clock, metrics MetricsCollector, logger logger.Logger, internalStates chan string, ) *Stream
NewInternalStates creates a new Stream with an internal state channel.
func (*Stream) Dying ¶
func (s *Stream) Dying() <-chan struct{}
Dying returns a channel to notify when the stream is dying.
func (*Stream) Terms ¶
func (s *Stream) Terms() <-chan changestream.Term
Terms returns a channel for a given namespace (database) that returns a set of terms. The notion of terms are a set of changes that can be run one at a time asynchronously. Allowing changes within a given term to be signaled of a change independently from one another. Once a change within a term has been completed, only at that point is another change processed, until all changes are exhausted.
type Term ¶
type Term struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Term represents a set of changes that are bounded by a coalesced set. The notion of a term are a set of changes that can be run one at a time asynchronously. Allowing changes within a given term to be signaled of a change independently from one another. Once a change within a term has been completed, only at that point is another change processed, until all changes are exhausted.
func (*Term) Changes ¶
func (t *Term) Changes() []changestream.ChangeEvent
Changes returns the changes that are part of the term.
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