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wails/lib/event/manager.go
Lea Anthony 79188c503f
Develop (#343)
* Support Distribution 'ArcoLinux' #310 (#312)

* Support Distribution 'ArcoLinux' #310

* Vuetify2 support (resurrected from git@github.com:MichaelHipp/wails.git) (#315)

* Initial create of vuetify2-basic folder

* Change template descr of vuetify-basic to say Vuetify 1.5

* Get vuetify2 template installing vuetify v2.0 (but with styling probs)

* Update App.vue, HelloWorld.vue for Vuetify v2

* Remove babel-polyfill, add mdi/font

* fix: codacy corrections

* fix: babel -> core-js, regenerator-runtime

Co-authored-by: Michael Hipp <michael@redmule.com>
Co-authored-by: Lea Anthony <lea.anthony@gmail.com>

* Update Contributors

* v1.0.2-pre1

* [313-remote-conn] allow remote connections to the websocket bridge (#314)

* [313-remote-conn] feat: compute wsURL based on window.location

* [313-remote-conn] feat: allow any host to connect to vue server

removing the 'host: "localhost"' specification causes the development
server to listen on all interfaces.

* [313-remote-conn] feat: allow any host to connect to angular dev server

* test: reinject tabs

Co-authored-by: Lea Anthony <lea.anthony@gmail.com>

* fix: disable host check for vuetify 2 template

* v1.0.2-pre2

* fix: shutdown ipcmanager

* use channel to trigger shutdown

* load linuxdb from relative path

* Feat manjaro arm & deepin (#324)

* feat: new distros: manjaroARM & Deepin

* v1.0.2-pre3

* [326-platform-raspbian] feat: implement raspbian support (#327)

* fix: emit arguments (#306)

* v1.0.2-pre4 Raspbarian support

* Initial support for Typescript decl file (#330)

* v1.0.2-pre5

* revert to Go 1.12

* New CI (#331)

* prepare

* new CI/github actions

* Rename later-pre.yml to latest-pre.yml

* Update latest-pre.yml

* Update README.md

* Ensure version in go.mod is up to date (#339)

* release v1.0.2-pre6

* Fix typescript generation

* Release v1.0.2-pre7

* 316-multi-bridge-conn (#317)

* [316-multi-bridge-conn] feat: use callback func for bridge response

* [316-multi-bridge-conn] feat: implement multiple session support

* split client handling portion into 'session'
* keep track of sessions by remote address (ip & port)
* notify each of the sessions anytime an event comes across the bus

* [316-multi-bridge-conn] chore: move bridge files to package

* [316-multi-bridge-conn] chore: remove deprecated Callback function

The Callback function is no longer needed for the operation of
the frontend callback since the ipc.Dispatch function now requires
a callback function to be provided as an argument.
This function can be a private function since it is passed by reference.

* [316-multi-bridge-conn] chore: make webview.Callback private

* [316-multi-bridge-conn] chore: remove unused injectCSS function

I believe a slightly better method of doing this might need to be devised
if it is needed in the future. I presume it should collect the values
into a cache and then inject it into each sesssion as it appears.

* [316-multi-bridge-conn] ensure wails:ready event is emitted

Event is only emitted for the first session created from the Bridge.

* [316-multi-bridge-conn] emit events for session lifecycle

Emit an event for each session started and ended.

* [316-multi-bridge-conn] fix: session handling fixes

Co-authored-by: Lea Anthony <lea.anthony@gmail.com>

* Release v1.0.2-pre8

* Release v1.0.2

Co-authored-by: Byron <ktc@protonmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Travis McLane <tmclane@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Michael Hipp <michael@redmule.com>
2020-02-08 09:58:16 +11:00

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package event
import (
"fmt"
"sync"
"github.com/wailsapp/wails/lib/interfaces"
"github.com/wailsapp/wails/lib/logger"
"github.com/wailsapp/wails/lib/messages"
)
// Manager handles and processes events
type Manager struct {
incomingEvents chan *messages.EventData
quitChannel chan struct{}
listeners map[string][]*eventListener
running bool
log *logger.CustomLogger
renderer interfaces.Renderer // Messages will be dispatched to the frontend
wg sync.WaitGroup
}
// NewManager creates a new event manager with a 100 event buffer
func NewManager() interfaces.EventManager {
return &Manager{
incomingEvents: make(chan *messages.EventData, 100),
quitChannel: make(chan struct{}, 1),
listeners: make(map[string][]*eventListener),
running: false,
log: logger.NewCustomLogger("Events"),
}
}
// PushEvent places the given event on to the event queue
func (e *Manager) PushEvent(eventData *messages.EventData) {
e.incomingEvents <- eventData
}
// eventListener holds a callback function which is invoked when
// the event listened for is emitted. It has a counter which indicates
// how the total number of events it is interested in. A value of zero
// means it does not expire (default).
type eventListener struct {
callback func(...interface{}) // Function to call with emitted event data
counter int // Expire after counter callbacks. 0 = infinite
expired bool // Indicates if the listener has expired
}
// Creates a new event listener from the given callback function
func (e *Manager) addEventListener(eventName string, callback func(...interface{}), counter int) error {
// Sanity check inputs
if callback == nil {
return fmt.Errorf("nil callback bassed to addEventListener")
}
// Check event has been registered before
if e.listeners[eventName] == nil {
e.listeners[eventName] = []*eventListener{}
}
// Create the callback
listener := &eventListener{
callback: callback,
counter: counter,
}
// Register listener
e.listeners[eventName] = append(e.listeners[eventName], listener)
// All good mate
return nil
}
// On adds a listener for the given event
func (e *Manager) On(eventName string, callback func(...interface{})) {
// Add a persistent eventListener (counter = 0)
e.addEventListener(eventName, callback, 0)
}
// Emit broadcasts the given event to the subscribed listeners
func (e *Manager) Emit(eventName string, optionalData ...interface{}) {
e.incomingEvents <- &messages.EventData{Name: eventName, Data: optionalData}
}
// Start the event manager's queue processing
func (e *Manager) Start(renderer interfaces.Renderer) {
e.log.Info("Starting")
// Store renderer
e.renderer = renderer
// Set up waitgroup so we can wait for goroutine to quit
e.running = true
e.wg.Add(1)
// Run main loop in separate goroutine
go func() {
e.log.Info("Listening")
for e.running {
// TODO: Listen for application exit
select {
case event := <-e.incomingEvents:
e.log.DebugFields("Got Event", logger.Fields{
"data": event.Data,
"name": event.Name,
})
// Notify renderer
e.renderer.NotifyEvent(event)
// Notify Go listeners
var listenersToRemove []*eventListener
// Iterate listeners
for _, listener := range e.listeners[event.Name] {
// Call listener, perhaps with data
if event.Data == nil {
go listener.callback()
} else {
unpacked := event.Data.([]interface{})
go listener.callback(unpacked...)
}
// Update listen counter
if listener.counter > 0 {
listener.counter = listener.counter - 1
if listener.counter == 0 {
listener.expired = true
}
}
}
// Remove expired listeners in place
if len(listenersToRemove) > 0 {
listeners := e.listeners[event.Name][:0]
for _, listener := range listeners {
if !listener.expired {
listeners = append(listeners, listener)
}
}
}
case <-e.quitChannel:
e.running = false
}
}
e.wg.Done()
}()
}
// Shutdown is called when exiting the Application
func (e *Manager) Shutdown() {
e.log.Debug("Shutting Down")
e.quitChannel <- struct{}{}
e.log.Debug("Waiting for main loop to exit")
e.wg.Wait()
}