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system.js
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/*
* Copyright (c) 2021 RethinkDNS and its authors.
*
* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
* License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
* file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
*/
import * as util from "./commons/util.js";
// Evaluate if EventTarget APIs can replace this hand-rolled impl
// developers.cloudflare.com/workers/platform/changelog#2021-09-24
// once emitted, they stick; firing off new listeners forever, just the once.
const stickyEvents = new Set([
// when process bring-up is done
"prepare",
// when env setup is done
"ready",
// when svc setup is done
"steady",
// when all systems are a-go
"go",
]);
const events = new Set([
// when server should cease
"stop",
]);
const listeners = new Map();
const waitGroup = new Map();
(() => {
for (const e of events) {
listeners.set(e, new Set());
waitGroup.set(e, new Set());
}
for (const se of stickyEvents) {
listeners.set(se, new Set());
waitGroup.set(se, new Set());
}
})();
// fires an event
export function pub(event, parcel = undefined) {
awaiters(event, parcel);
callbacks(event, parcel);
}
// invokes cb when event is fired
export function sub(event, cb) {
const eventCallbacks = listeners.get(event);
// if such even callbacks don't exist
if (!eventCallbacks) {
// but event is sticky, fire off the listener at once
if (stickyEvents.has(event)) {
util.microtaskBox(cb);
return true;
}
// but event doesn't exist, then there's nothing to do
return false;
}
eventCallbacks.add(cb);
return true;
}
// waits till event fires or timesout
export function when(event, timeout = 0) {
const wg = waitGroup.get(event);
if (!wg) {
// if stick event, fulfill promise right away
if (stickyEvents.has(event)) {
return Promise.resolve(event);
}
// no such event
return Promise.reject(new Error(event + " missing"));
}
return new Promise((accept, reject) => {
const tid =
timeout > 0
? util.timeout(timeout, () => {
reject(new Error(event + " elapsed " + timeout));
})
: -2;
const fulfiller = function (parcel) {
if (tid >= 0) clearTimeout(tid);
accept(parcel, event);
};
wg.add(fulfiller);
});
}
function awaiters(event, parcel) {
const g = waitGroup.get(event);
if (!g) return;
// listeners valid just the once for stickyEvents
if (stickyEvents.has(event)) {
waitGroup.delete(event);
}
util.safeBox(g, parcel);
}
function callbacks(event, parcel) {
const cbs = listeners.get(event);
if (!cbs) return;
// listeners valid just the once for stickyEvents
if (stickyEvents.has(event)) {
listeners.delete(event);
}
// callbacks are queued async and don't block the caller. On Workers,
// where IOs or timers require event-context aka network-context,
// which is only available when fns are invoked in response to an
// incoming request (through the fetch event handler), such callbacks
// may not even fire. Instead use: awaiters and not callbacks.
util.microtaskBox(cbs, parcel);
}