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Spectra

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pub struct Spectra { /* private fields */ }
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Handle to an installed process-wide Spectra runtime.

Keep this value to access the configured SpectraRouter. Building installs the emit configuration, router, and sink globally; applications should build once during startup.

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use std::sync::Arc;
use spectra_backend_mem::{MemEventsBackend, MemMetricsBackend};
use spectra_runtime::Spectra;

let spectra = Spectra::builder()
    .metrics_backend(Arc::new(MemMetricsBackend::new()))
    .events_backend(Arc::new(MemEventsBackend::new()))
    .embedded()
    .build()?;

let router = spectra.router();

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impl Spectra

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pub fn router(&self) -> Arc<SpectraRouter>

Returns the installed global router (metrics/events query and backend resolution).

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pub fn is_embedded(&self) -> bool

Whether this runtime was marked as in-process embedded topology.

Set by SpectraBuilder::embedded. This is a topology marker only — it does not select, validate, or change storage backends.

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pub async fn flush_persist(&self) -> Result<(), Error>

Wait until every persist job enqueued before this call has been written to storage.

Use after try_record_*_now / generated helpers when a script must exit only after durable writes complete. No-op when persist was disabled at build time.

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pub fn builder() -> SpectraBuilder

Start building a process-scoped Spectra runtime with explicit storage injection.

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use spectra_backend_mem::{MemEventsBackend, MemMetricsBackend};
use spectra_runtime::Spectra;

let _spectra = Spectra::builder()
    .metrics_backend(Arc::new(MemMetricsBackend::new()))
    .events_backend(Arc::new(MemEventsBackend::new()))
    .embedded()
    .build()?;

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