pub struct StateTransition {
pub from: String,
pub to: String,
}Expand description
State transition recorded by an event payload.
Fields§
§from: StringState before the transition.
to: StringState after the transition.
Implementations§
Source§impl StateTransition
impl StateTransition
Sourcepub fn new(from: impl Into<String>, to: impl Into<String>) -> Self
pub fn new(from: impl Into<String>, to: impl Into<String>) -> Self
Creates a state transition description.
§Arguments
from: Previous state name.to: New state name.
§Returns
Returns a StateTransition.
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38fn main() {
39 // Build the child identifier.
40 let child_id = ChildId::new("market_feed");
41 // Build the child path.
42 let child_path = SupervisorPath::root().join("market_feed");
43 // Build a typed task failure.
44 let failure = TaskFailure::new(
45 // Set the failure kind.
46 TaskFailureKind::Timeout,
47 // Set the low-cardinality failure category.
48 "external_dependency",
49 // Set the diagnostic failure message.
50 "market feed heartbeat timed out",
51 // Finish the typed task failure.
52 );
53 // Build the restart policy decision.
54 let policy = PolicyDecision::new(
55 // Set the decision label.
56 "RestartAfter",
57 // Set the restart delay.
58 Some(500),
59 // Set the diagnostic decision reason.
60 Some("heartbeat timeout is restartable".to_owned()),
61 // Finish the policy decision.
62 );
63
64 // Create the fixed-capacity event journal.
65 let mut journal = EventJournal::new(8);
66 // Push the running event.
67 journal.push(event(
68 // Set the event sequence.
69 1,
70 // Clone the child identifier.
71 child_id.clone(),
72 // Set the child display name.
73 "Market Feed",
74 // Build the running event payload.
75 What::ChildRunning {
76 // Attach the state transition.
77 transition: Some(StateTransition::new("Starting", "Running")),
78 // Finish the running event payload.
79 },
80 // Attach no policy decision.
81 None,
82 // Finish the running event.
83 ));
84 // Push the failed event.
85 journal.push(event(
86 // Set the event sequence.
87 2,
88 // Clone the child identifier.
89 child_id.clone(),
90 // Set the child display name.
91 "Market Feed",
92 // Build the failed event payload.
93 What::ChildFailed {
94 // Attach the typed failure.
95 failure: failure.clone(),
96 // Finish the failed event payload.
97 },
98 // Attach the restart policy decision.
99 Some(policy.clone()),
100 // Finish the failed event.
101 ));
102 // Push the backoff event.
103 journal.push(event(
104 // Set the event sequence.
105 3,
106 // Clone the child identifier.
107 child_id.clone(),
108 // Set the child display name.
109 "Market Feed",
110 // Build the backoff payload.
111 What::BackoffScheduled { delay_ms: 500 },
112 // Attach the restart policy decision.
113 Some(policy.clone()),
114 // Finish the backoff event.
115 ));
116 // Push the restarted event.
117 journal.push(event(
118 // Set the event sequence.
119 4,
120 // Clone the child identifier.
121 child_id.clone(),
122 // Set the child display name.
123 "Market Feed",
124 // Build the restarted payload.
125 What::ChildRestarted { restart_count: 1 },
126 // Attach the restart policy decision.
127 Some(policy.clone()),
128 // Finish the restarted event.
129 ));
130
131 // Build the final child state.
132 let child = ChildState::declared(child_path, child_id, "Market Feed")
133 // Set the child lifecycle state.
134 .with_lifecycle_state(ChildLifecycleState::Running, EventSequence::new(1))
135 // Record the latest failure.
136 .record_failure(failure, EventSequence::new(2))
137 // Record the latest policy decision.
138 .with_policy_decision(policy, 1);
139 // Build the final supervisor state.
140 let final_state = SupervisorState::new(SupervisorPath::root(), EventSequence::new(4), 1)
141 // Add the child state.
142 .with_child(child)
143 // Mark shutdown as completed for the replay.
144 .with_shutdown_state(ShutdownState::Completed)
145 // Attach the last journal sequence.
146 .with_journal_sequence(EventSequence::new(4));
147 // Build the diagnostic run summary.
148 let summary = RunSummaryBuilder::new(8).build(
149 // Read recent events from the journal.
150 &journal,
151 // Attach the final current state.
152 final_state,
153 // Attach the shutdown cause.
154 Some("diagnostic replay complete".to_owned()),
155 // Finish the summary construction.
156 );
157 // Create the metrics facade.
158 let metrics = MetricsFacade::new();
159
160 // Print summary counters.
161 println!(
162 // Provide the output template.
163 "summary restart_count={} failure_count={} recent_events={}",
164 // Print the restart count.
165 summary.restart_count,
166 // Print the failure count.
167 summary.failure_count,
168 // Print the recent event count.
169 summary.recent_events.len(),
170 // Finish summary output.
171 );
172 // Iterate over recent journal events.
173 for event in journal.recent(8) {
174 // Print event names and derived metrics.
175 println!(
176 // Provide the output template.
177 "event={} metrics={:?}",
178 // Print the event name.
179 event.what.name(),
180 // Print metrics derived from the event.
181 metrics.samples_for_event(&event),
182 // Finish event output.
183 );
184 // Finish the journal replay loop.
185 }
186 // End the diagnostic replay example.
187}Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Clone for StateTransition
impl Clone for StateTransition
Source§fn clone(&self) -> StateTransition
fn clone(&self) -> StateTransition
1.0.0 (const: unstable) · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
source. Read moreSource§impl Debug for StateTransition
impl Debug for StateTransition
Source§impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for StateTransition
impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for StateTransition
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>,
Source§impl PartialEq for StateTransition
impl PartialEq for StateTransition
Source§fn eq(&self, other: &StateTransition) -> bool
fn eq(&self, other: &StateTransition) -> bool
self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.Source§impl Serialize for StateTransition
impl Serialize for StateTransition
impl Eq for StateTransition
impl StructuralPartialEq for StateTransition
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impl Freeze for StateTransition
impl RefUnwindSafe for StateTransition
impl Send for StateTransition
impl Sync for StateTransition
impl Unpin for StateTransition
impl UnsafeUnpin for StateTransition
impl UnwindSafe for StateTransition
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