Struct instance_chart::Chart

pub struct Chart<const N: usize, T: Debug + Clone + Serialize> { /* private fields */ }

The chart keeping track of the discoverd nodes. That a node appears in the chart is no guarentee that it is reachable at this moment.

Implementations

impl<const N: usize> Chart<N, u16>

pub fn addr_lists_vec(&self) -> Vec<(Id, [SocketAddr; N])>

Returns an vector with each discovered node’s socketadresses.

Note

• vector order is random
• only availible for Chart configured with ChartBuilder::with_service_ports and build using ChartBuilder::finish.

let chart = ChartBuilder::new()
    .with_id(1)
    .with_service_ports([8042, 8043, 8044])
    .finish()?;
let maintain = discovery::maintain(chart.clone());
let _ = tokio::spawn(maintain); // maintain task will run forever
let port_lists = chart.addr_lists_vec();

impl<const N: usize> Chart<N, u16>

pub fn nth_addr_vec<const IDX: usize>(&self) -> Vec<(Id, SocketAddr)>

Returns a vector over each discoverd node’s nth-socketadress

Note

• vector order is random
• only availible for Chart configured with ChartBuilder::with_service_ports and build using ChartBuilder::finish.

Examples

let web_server_port = 8043;
let chart = ChartBuilder::new()
    .with_id(1)
    .with_service_ports([8042, web_server_port, 8044])
    .finish()?;
let maintain = discovery::maintain(chart.clone());
let _ = tokio::spawn(maintain); // maintain task will run forever
let web_server_ports = chart.nth_addr_vec::<2>();

impl<'a> Chart<1, u16>

pub fn addr_vec(&'a self) -> Vec<(Id, SocketAddr)>

Returns a vector over each discoverd nodes’s socketadress

Note

• vector order is random
• only availible for Chart configured with ChartBuilder::with_service_port and build using ChartBuilder::finish.

let chart = ChartBuilder::new()
    .with_id(1)
    .with_service_port(8042)
    .finish()?;
let maintain = discovery::maintain(chart.clone());
let _ = tokio::spawn(maintain); // maintain task will run forever
let ports = chart.addr_vec();

impl<const N: usize> Chart<N, u16>

pub fn get_addr_list(&self, id: Id) -> Option<[SocketAddr; N]>

Get all the SocketAddr’s for a given node’s Id

Note

returns None if the node was not in the Chart

Performance

This locks the map. if you need adresses for many nodes is faster to get a vector of them at once Self::addr_lists_vec() instead of calling this repeatedly

Panics

This function panics when called with the Id of the chart instance it is called on

Examples

let service_ports = [8042, 8043, 8044];
let chart = ChartBuilder::new()
    .with_id(1)
    .with_service_ports(service_ports)
    .finish()?;
let maintain = discovery::maintain(chart.clone());
let _ = tokio::spawn(maintain); // maintain task will run forever
let from_chart = chart.get_addr_list(2);
assert_eq!(None, from_chart);

impl<const N: usize> Chart<N, u16>

pub fn get_nth_addr<const IDX: usize>(&self, id: Id) -> Option<SocketAddr>

Get a nodes nth SocketAddr’s given its Id

Note

returns None if the node was not in the Chart

Panics

This function panics when called with the Id of the chart instance it is called on

Performance

This locks the map. if you need adresses for many nodes is faster to get a vector of them at once Self::addr_lists_vec() instead of calling this repeatedly

Examples

let port = 8043;
let chart = ChartBuilder::new()
    .with_id(1)
    .with_service_ports([8042, port, 8044])
    .finish()?;
let maintain = discovery::maintain(chart.clone());
let _ = tokio::spawn(maintain); // maintain task will run forever
let from_chart = chart.get_nth_addr::<2>(2);
assert_eq!(None, from_chart);

impl<'a> Chart<1, u16>

pub fn get_addr(&self, id: Id) -> Option<SocketAddr>

Get a nodes SocketAddr’s given its Id

Note

returns None if the node was not in the Chart

Panics

This function panics when called with the Id of the chart instance it is called on

Performance

This locks the map. if you need adresses for many nodes is faster to get a vector of them at once Self::addr_lists_vec() instead of calling this repeatedly

Examples

let port = 8043;
let chart = ChartBuilder::new()
    .with_id(1)
    .with_service_ports([port])
    .finish()?;
let maintain = discovery::maintain(chart.clone());
let _ = tokio::spawn(maintain); // maintain task will run forever
let from_chart = chart.get_addr(2);
assert_eq!(None, from_chart);

impl<const N: usize> Chart<N, u16>

The array of ports set for this chart instance, set in ChartBuilder::with_service_ports.

pub fn our_service_ports(&self) -> &[u16]

impl Chart<1, u16>

The port set for this chart instance, set in ChartBuilder::with_service_port.

pub fn our_service_port(&self) -> u16

impl<T: Debug + Clone + Serialize> Chart<1, T>

The msg struct for this chart instance, set in ChartBuilder::custom_msg.

pub fn our_msg(&self) -> &T

impl<const N: usize, T: Debug + Clone + Serialize + DeserializeOwned> Chart<N, T>

pub fn notify(&self) -> Notify<N, T>

Wait for new discoveries. Use one of the methods on the notify object to await a new discovery and get the data.

Examples

let chart = ChartBuilder::new()
    .with_id(1)
    .with_service_port(8042)
    .local_discovery(true)
    .finish()?;
let mut node_discoverd = chart.notify();
let maintain = discovery::maintain(chart.clone());
let _ = tokio::spawn(maintain); // maintain task will run forever

while chart.size() < full_size as usize {
    let new = node_discoverd.recv().await.unwrap();
    println!("discoverd new node: {:?}", new);
}

pub fn size(&self) -> usize

number of instances discoverd including self

pub fn our_id(&self) -> u64

The id set for this chart instance

pub fn discovery_port(&self) -> u16

The port this instance is using for discovery

Trait Implementations

impl<const N: usize, T: Clone + Debug + Clone + Serialize> Clone for Chart<N, T>

fn clone(&self) -> Chart<N, T>

Returns a copy of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl<const N: usize, T: Debug + Debug + Clone + Serialize> Debug for Chart<N, T>

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.