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Overview

Package resource describes require for object lifecycle management. Both Finalizer and Closer have similar concepts, they both exist so that different types can be used for resource cleanup with different method names as for some things like iterators, the verb close makes more sense than finalize and is more consistent with other types.

Index

• Variables
• func CloseAll(closers ...Closer) error
• func TryClose(r interface{}) error
• type CancellableLifetime
  • func NewCancellableLifetime() *CancellableLifetime
  • func (l *CancellableLifetime) Cancel()
  • func (l *CancellableLifetime) ReleaseCheckout()
  • func (l *CancellableLifetime) TryCheckout() bool
• type Closer
• type CloserFn
  • func (fn CloserFn) Close() error
• type Finalizer
• type FinalizerFn
  • func (fn FinalizerFn) Finalize()
• type SimpleCloser
• type SimpleCloserFn
  • func (fn SimpleCloserFn) Close()

Variables

var (
	// ErrNotCloseable is returned when trying to close a resource
	// that does not conform to a closeable interface.
	ErrNotCloseable = errors.New("not a closeable resource")
)

Functions

func CloseAll

func CloseAll(closers ...Closer) error

CloseAll closes all closers and combines any errors.

func TryClose

func TryClose(r interface{}) error

TryClose attempts to close a resource, the resource is expected to implement either Closeable or CloseableResult.

Types

type CancellableLifetime

type CancellableLifetime struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

CancellableLifetime describes a lifetime for a resource that allows checking out the resource and returning it and once cancelled will not allow any further checkouts.

func NewCancellableLifetime

func NewCancellableLifetime() *CancellableLifetime

NewCancellableLifetime returns a new cancellable resource lifetime.

func (*CancellableLifetime) Cancel

func (l *CancellableLifetime) Cancel()

Cancel will wait for all current checkouts to be returned and then will cancel the lifetime so that it cannot be checked out any longer.

func (*CancellableLifetime) ReleaseCheckout

func (l *CancellableLifetime) ReleaseCheckout()

ReleaseCheckout will decrement the number of current checkouts, it MUST only be called after a call to TryCheckout and must not be called more than once per call to TryCheckout or else it will panic as it will try to unlock an unlocked resource.

func (*CancellableLifetime) TryCheckout

func (l *CancellableLifetime) TryCheckout() bool

TryCheckout will try to checkout the resource, if the lifetime is already cancelled this will return false, otherwise it will return true and guarantee the lifetime is not cancelled until the checkout is returned. If this returns true you MUST call ReleaseCheckout later, otherwise the lifetime will never close and any caller calling Cancel will be blocked indefinitely.

type Closer

type Closer interface {
	Close() error
}

Closer is an object that can be closed which returns an error.

type CloserFn

type CloserFn func() error

CloserFn is a function literal that is a closer which returns an error.

func (CloserFn) Close

func (fn CloserFn) Close() error

Close will call the function literal as a closer.

type Finalizer

type Finalizer interface {
	Finalize()
}

Finalizer finalizes a checked resource.

type FinalizerFn

type FinalizerFn func()

FinalizerFn is a function literal that is a finalizer.

func (FinalizerFn) Finalize

func (fn FinalizerFn) Finalize()

Finalize will call the function literal as a finalizer.

type SimpleCloser

type SimpleCloser interface {
	Close()
}

SimpleCloser is an object that can be closed.

type SimpleCloserFn

type SimpleCloserFn func()

SimpleCloserFn is a function literal that is a closer.

func (SimpleCloserFn) Close

func (fn SimpleCloserFn) Close()

Close will call the function literal as a closer.