pub struct EventTime {
pub unix_nanos: u128,
pub monotonic_nanos: u128,
pub supervisor_uptime_ms: u64,
pub generation: Generation,
pub attempt: Attempt,
}Expand description
Time data attached to a lifecycle event.
Fields§
§unix_nanos: u128Wall-clock time as nanoseconds since the Unix epoch.
monotonic_nanos: u128Monotonic time source as nanoseconds supplied by the runtime.
supervisor_uptime_ms: u64Supervisor uptime in milliseconds.
generation: GenerationChild generation related to the event.
attempt: AttemptChild attempt related to the event.
Implementations§
Source§impl EventTime
impl EventTime
Sourcepub fn from_parts(
monotonic_nanos: u128,
supervisor_uptime_ms: u64,
generation: Generation,
attempt: Attempt,
) -> Self
pub fn from_parts( monotonic_nanos: u128, supervisor_uptime_ms: u64, generation: Generation, attempt: Attempt, ) -> Self
Captures wall-clock timing and caller-supplied monotonic timing.
§Arguments
monotonic_nanos: Runtime monotonic clock value in nanoseconds.supervisor_uptime_ms: Supervisor uptime in milliseconds.generation: Child generation for this lifecycle fact.attempt: Child attempt for this lifecycle fact.
§Returns
Returns an EventTime value.
§Examples
let time = rust_supervisor::event::time::EventTime::from_parts(
10,
2,
rust_supervisor::id::types::Generation::initial(),
rust_supervisor::id::types::Attempt::first(),
);
assert_eq!(time.monotonic_nanos, 10);Sourcepub fn deterministic(
unix_nanos: u128,
monotonic_nanos: u128,
supervisor_uptime_ms: u64,
generation: Generation,
attempt: Attempt,
) -> Self
pub fn deterministic( unix_nanos: u128, monotonic_nanos: u128, supervisor_uptime_ms: u64, generation: Generation, attempt: Attempt, ) -> Self
Creates deterministic event time for tests and replay.
§Arguments
unix_nanos: Wall-clock timestamp in nanoseconds.monotonic_nanos: Monotonic timestamp in nanoseconds.supervisor_uptime_ms: Supervisor uptime in milliseconds.generation: Child generation for this event.attempt: Child attempt for this event.
§Returns
Returns an EventTime value with exact caller-provided fields.
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191fn event(
192 // Receive the event sequence number.
193 sequence: u64,
194 // Receive the child identifier.
195 child_id: ChildId,
196 // Receive the child display name.
197 child_name: &str,
198 // Receive the event payload.
199 what: What,
200 // Receive the optional policy decision.
201 policy: Option<PolicyDecision>,
202 // Return the built supervisor event.
203) -> SupervisorEvent {
204 // Build the event sequence value.
205 let sequence_value = EventSequence::new(sequence);
206 // Build the base event envelope.
207 let event = SupervisorEvent::new(
208 // Build the event time wrapper.
209 When::new(EventTime::deterministic(
210 // Set deterministic wall-clock time.
211 sequence as u128,
212 // Set deterministic monotonic time.
213 sequence as u128,
214 // Set deterministic uptime.
215 sequence,
216 // Set the initial child generation.
217 Generation::initial(),
218 // Set the first attempt.
219 Attempt::first(),
220 // Finish deterministic event time.
221 )),
222 // Build the event location.
223 Where::new(SupervisorPath::root().join(&child_id.value)).with_child(child_id, child_name),
224 // Attach the payload.
225 what,
226 // Attach the sequence.
227 sequence_value,
228 // Attach a deterministic correlation identifier.
229 CorrelationId::from_uuid(Uuid::nil()),
230 // Attach the configuration version.
231 1,
232 // Finish the base event envelope.
233 );
234
235 // Attach policy data when it exists.
236 match policy {
237 // Attach the provided policy decision.
238 Some(policy) => event.with_policy(policy),
239 // Return the event without policy data.
240 None => event,
241 // Finish policy attachment.
242 }
243 // Finish the deterministic event builder.
244}Trait Implementations§
Source§impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for EventTime
impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for EventTime
Source§fn deserialize<__D>(__deserializer: __D) -> Result<Self, __D::Error>where
__D: Deserializer<'de>,
fn deserialize<__D>(__deserializer: __D) -> Result<Self, __D::Error>where
__D: Deserializer<'de>,
impl Copy for EventTime
impl Eq for EventTime
impl StructuralPartialEq for EventTime
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impl Freeze for EventTime
impl RefUnwindSafe for EventTime
impl Send for EventTime
impl Sync for EventTime
impl Unpin for EventTime
impl UnsafeUnpin for EventTime
impl UnwindSafe for EventTime
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