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ActorPubSub

Struct ActorPubSub 

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pub struct ActorPubSub;
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pg-backed PubSub bridge.

Ractor’s pg process groups are the natural local primitive for named actor subscriber sets. A PubSub source joins its materialized actor to a pg group; a PubSub sink broadcasts to the current members of that group. Groups are expected to be type-homogeneous for the ActorSourceMessage<T> protocol.

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impl ActorPubSub

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pub fn source<T>( group: impl Into<String>, ) -> Source<T, ActorRef<ActorSourceMessage<T>>>
where T: Send + 'static,

Creates a source whose materialized actor joins a Ractor pg group.

Messages broadcast by ActorPubSub::sink to the same group are emitted by this source.

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pub fn sink<T>(group: impl Into<String>) -> Sink<T, StreamCompletion<NotUsed>>
where T: Clone + Send + 'static,

Broadcasts each stream element to current members of a Ractor pg group.

Group members are expected to be actors accepting ActorSourceMessage<T>. Members that terminate before Ractor’s pg membership catches up are skipped so one stale entry does not prevent delivery to the remaining subscribers.

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