concurrent::ConflatedEventChannel Class Reference

#include <userver/concurrent/conflated_event_channel.hpp>

Detailed Description

A non-blocking version of 'AsyncEventChannel'.

The difference is that 'SendEvent' returns immediately, without waiting for subscribers to finish. If 'SendEvent' is called multiple times while subscribers are handling the previous event, new events will be conflated (all events except for the last one will be ignored). This class can be used instead of 'AsyncEventChannel' when we've got a "heavy" subscriber and we don't want to slow down the pipeline.

Definition at line 24 of file conflated_event_channel.hpp.

Inheritance diagram for concurrent::ConflatedEventChannel:

Public Member Functions
	ConflatedEventChannel (std::string name, OnRemoveCallback on_listener_removal={})
template<typename... Args>
void	AddChannel (concurrent::AsyncEventSource< Args... > &channel)
	For convenient forwarding of events from other channels.
template<typename Class >
concurrent::AsyncEventSubscriberScope	UpdateAndListen (Class *obj, std::string_view name, void(Class::*func)())
void	SendEvent ()

Private Member Functions
void	SendEvent (Args... args) const

Member Function Documentation

AddChannel()

template<typename... Args>

void concurrent::ConflatedEventChannel::AddChannel

(

concurrent::AsyncEventSource< Args... > &

channel

)

For convenient forwarding of events from other channels.

Definition at line 53 of file conflated_event_channel.hpp.

UpdateAndListen()

template<typename Class >

concurrent::AsyncEventSubscriberScope concurrent::ConflatedEventChannel::UpdateAndListen	(	Class *	obj,
		std::string_view	name,
		void(Class::*)()	func )

Subscribes to updates using a member function. Also immediately invokes the function with the current config snapshot.

Definition at line 59 of file conflated_event_channel.hpp.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• userver/concurrent/conflated_event_channel.hpp