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package watch
import (
"context"
"fmt"
"sync"
"time"
"github.com/docker/go-events"
"github.com/moby/swarmkit/v2/watch/queue"
)
// ChannelSinkGenerator is a constructor of sinks that eventually lead to a
// channel.
type ChannelSinkGenerator interface {
NewChannelSink() (events.Sink, *events.Channel)
}
// Queue is the structure used to publish events and watch for them.
type Queue struct {
sinkGen ChannelSinkGenerator
// limit is the max number of items to be held in memory for a watcher
limit uint64
mu sync.Mutex
broadcast *events.Broadcaster
cancelFuncs map[events.Sink]func()
// closeOutChan indicates whether the watchers' channels should be closed
// when a watcher queue reaches its limit or when the Close method of the
// sink is called.
closeOutChan bool
}
// NewQueue creates a new publish/subscribe queue which supports watchers.
// The channels that it will create for subscriptions will have the buffer
// size specified by buffer.
func NewQueue(options ...func(*Queue) error) *Queue {
// Create a queue with the default values
q := &Queue{
sinkGen: &dropErrClosedChanGen{},
broadcast: events.NewBroadcaster(),
cancelFuncs: make(map[events.Sink]func()),
limit: 0,
closeOutChan: false,
}
for _, option := range options {
err := option(q)
if err != nil {
panic(fmt.Sprintf("Failed to apply options to queue: %s", err))
}
}
return q
}
// WithTimeout returns a functional option for a queue that sets a write timeout
func WithTimeout(timeout time.Duration) func(*Queue) error {
return func(q *Queue) error {
q.sinkGen = NewTimeoutDropErrSinkGen(timeout)
return nil
}
}
// WithCloseOutChan returns a functional option for a queue whose watcher
// channel is closed when no more events are expected to be sent to the watcher.
func WithCloseOutChan() func(*Queue) error {
return func(q *Queue) error {
q.closeOutChan = true
return nil
}
}
// WithLimit returns a functional option for a queue with a max size limit.
func WithLimit(limit uint64) func(*Queue) error {
return func(q *Queue) error {
q.limit = limit
return nil
}
}
// Watch returns a channel which will receive all items published to the
// queue from this point, until cancel is called.
func (q *Queue) Watch() (eventq chan events.Event, cancel func()) {
return q.CallbackWatch(nil)
}
// WatchContext returns a channel where all items published to the queue will
// be received. The channel will be closed when the provided context is
// cancelled.
func (q *Queue) WatchContext(ctx context.Context) (eventq chan events.Event) {
return q.CallbackWatchContext(ctx, nil)
}
// CallbackWatch returns a channel which will receive all events published to
// the queue from this point that pass the check in the provided callback
// function. The returned cancel function will stop the flow of events and
// close the channel.
func (q *Queue) CallbackWatch(matcher events.Matcher) (eventq chan events.Event, cancel func()) {
chanSink, ch := q.sinkGen.NewChannelSink()
lq := queue.NewLimitQueue(chanSink, q.limit)
sink := events.Sink(lq)
if matcher != nil {
sink = events.NewFilter(sink, matcher)
}
q.broadcast.Add(sink)
cancelFunc := func() {
q.broadcast.Remove(sink)
ch.Close()
sink.Close()
}
externalCancelFunc := func() {
q.mu.Lock()
cancelFunc := q.cancelFuncs[sink]
delete(q.cancelFuncs, sink)
q.mu.Unlock()
if cancelFunc != nil {
cancelFunc()
}
}
q.mu.Lock()
q.cancelFuncs[sink] = cancelFunc
q.mu.Unlock()
// If the output channel shouldn't be closed and the queue is limitless,
// there's no need for an additional goroutine.
if !q.closeOutChan && q.limit == 0 {
return ch.C, externalCancelFunc
}
outChan := make(chan events.Event)
go func() {
for {
select {
case <-ch.Done():
// Close the output channel if the ChannelSink is Done for any
// reason. This can happen if the cancelFunc is called
// externally or if it has been closed by a wrapper sink, such
// as the TimeoutSink.
if q.closeOutChan {
close(outChan)
}
externalCancelFunc()
return
case <-lq.Full():
// Close the output channel and tear down the Queue if the
// LimitQueue becomes full.
if q.closeOutChan {
close(outChan)
}
externalCancelFunc()
return
case event := <-ch.C:
outChan <- event
}
}
}()
return outChan, externalCancelFunc
}
// CallbackWatchContext returns a channel where all items published to the queue will
// be received. The channel will be closed when the provided context is
// cancelled.
func (q *Queue) CallbackWatchContext(ctx context.Context, matcher events.Matcher) (eventq chan events.Event) {
c, cancel := q.CallbackWatch(matcher)
go func() {
<-ctx.Done()
cancel()
}()
return c
}
// Publish adds an item to the queue.
func (q *Queue) Publish(item events.Event) {
q.broadcast.Write(item)
}
// Close closes the queue and frees the associated resources.
func (q *Queue) Close() error {
// Make sure all watchers have been closed to avoid a deadlock when
// closing the broadcaster.
q.mu.Lock()
for _, cancelFunc := range q.cancelFuncs {
cancelFunc()
}
q.cancelFuncs = make(map[events.Sink]func())
q.mu.Unlock()
return q.broadcast.Close()
}
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