// Tick constructs a ticker with interval, and calls the given ProcessFunc every
// time the ticker fires.
// This is sequentially rate limited, only one call will be in-flight at a time.
//
// p := periodicproc.Tick(time.Second, func(proc goprocess.Process) {
// fmt.Println("fire!")
// })
//
// <-time.After(3 * time.Second)
// p.Close()
//
// // Output:
// // fire!
// // fire!
// // fire!
func Tick(interval time.Duration, procfunc gp.ProcessFunc) gp.Process {
return gp.Go(func(proc gp.Process) {
ticker := time.NewTicker(interval)
callOnTicker(ticker.C, procfunc)(proc)
ticker.Stop()
})
}
// EveryGo calls the given ProcessFunc at periodic intervals. Internally, it uses
// <-time.After(interval)
// This is not rate limited, multiple calls could be in-flight at the same time.
func EveryGo(interval time.Duration, procfunc gp.ProcessFunc) gp.Process {
return gp.Go(func(proc gp.Process) {
for {
select {
case <-time.After(interval):
proc.Go(procfunc)
case <-proc.Closing(): // we're told to close
return
}
}
})
}
// OnSignalGo calls the given ProcessFunc every time the signal fires.
// This is not rate limited, multiple calls could be in-flight at the same time.
//
// sig := make(chan struct{})
// p := periodicproc.OnSignalGo(sig, func(proc goprocess.Process) {
// fmt.Println("fire!")
// <-time.After(time.Second) // wont block execution
// })
//
// sig<- struct{}
// sig<- struct{}
// sig<- struct{}
//
// // Output:
// // fire!
// // fire!
// // fire!
func OnSignalGo(sig <-chan struct{}, procfunc gp.ProcessFunc) gp.Process {
return gp.Go(func(proc gp.Process) {
for {
select {
case <-sig:
proc.Go(procfunc)
case <-proc.Closing(): // we're told to close
return
}
}
})
}
// Every calls the given ProcessFunc at periodic intervals. Internally, it uses
// <-time.After(interval), so it will have the behavior of waiting _at least_
// interval in between calls. If you'd prefer the time.Ticker behavior, use
// periodicproc.Tick instead.
// This is sequentially rate limited, only one call will be in-flight at a time.
func Every(interval time.Duration, procfunc gp.ProcessFunc) gp.Process {
return gp.Go(func(proc gp.Process) {
for {
select {
case <-time.After(interval):
select {
case <-proc.Go(procfunc).Closed(): // spin it out as a child, and wait till it's done.
case <-proc.Closing(): // we're told to close
return
}
case <-proc.Closing(): // we're told to close
return
}
}
})
}
// OnSignal calls the given ProcessFunc every time the signal fires, and waits for it to exit.
// This is sequentially rate limited, only one call will be in-flight at a time.
//
// sig := make(chan struct{})
// p := periodicproc.OnSignal(sig, func(proc goprocess.Process) {
// fmt.Println("fire!")
// <-time.After(time.Second) // delays sequential execution by 1 second
// })
//
// sig<- struct{}
// sig<- struct{}
// sig<- struct{}
//
// // Output:
// // fire!
// // fire!
// // fire!
func OnSignal(sig <-chan struct{}, procfunc gp.ProcessFunc) gp.Process {
return gp.Go(func(proc gp.Process) {
for {
select {
case <-sig:
select {
case <-proc.Go(procfunc).Closed(): // spin it out as a child, and wait till it's done.
case <-proc.Closing(): // we're told to close
return
}
case <-proc.Closing(): // we're told to close
return
}
}
})
}
// TickerGo calls the given ProcessFunc every time the ticker fires.
// This is not rate limited, multiple calls could be in-flight at the same time.
func TickerGo(ticker <-chan time.Time, procfunc gp.ProcessFunc) gp.Process {
return gp.Go(goCallOnTicker(ticker, procfunc))
}