mesh-sdk/go/seatlist/part.go

package seatlist

import (
	"errors"
	"sync/atomic"

	stdio "git.novox.be/novox/mesh-sdk/go"
	"git.novox.be/novox/mesh-sdk/go/catalogue"
)

// A part that reads the seat list wires its reader one way (novox/hq ADR 0636 §1, §7): started from the bootstrapped
// definitions, what it holds given to catalogue at once and at every change, read again when the part's path for the
// seat's events becomes live, and its two tools `<prefix>_seat_list` and `<prefix>_seat_list_again` served over whatever
// reader the part holds at the call. Part is that wiring, so no part writes it again; the part names its tools' prefix
// and the callers that may read again, which are its own to give (stdio.VerbCallers' entries).

// Part is a part's reader of the seat list, set once Follow starts it; before, the list counts as unread and the part
// acts on nothing new.
type Part struct {
	prefix  string
	callers []string
	reader  atomic.Pointer[Reader]
}

// NewPart is the wiring of a part whose tools are named `<prefix>_seat_list` and `<prefix>_seat_list_again`, the second
// answered only to callers.
func NewPart(prefix string, callers []string) *Part {
	return &Part{prefix: prefix, callers: append([]string(nil), callers...)}
}

// Follow starts the reader over bus from the bootstrapped definitions: what it holds is given to catalogue at once and at
// every change, and changed, when given, is called after each change (the part acts again). A reader that cannot
// subscribe is said through logf and still held, from the bootstrap. It returns the reader.
func (p *Part) Follow(bus Bus, changed func(), logf func(string, ...any)) *Reader {
	reader, err := Start(Config{Bus: bus, Bootstrap: Bootstrapped(),
		OnChange: func(seats []catalogue.Seat) {
			catalogue.UseSeats(seats)
			if changed != nil {
				changed()
			}
		}})
	if err != nil && logf != nil {
		logf("%s cannot follow its seat list, so it acts only on the seats the bootstrapped definitions name: %v", p.prefix, err)
	}
	if reader != nil {
		catalogue.UseSeats(reader.Seats())
		p.reader.Store(reader)
	}
	return reader
}

// Reader is the reader Follow started, or nil before.
func (p *Part) Reader() *Reader {
	if p == nil {
		return nil
	}
	return p.reader.Load()
}

// MayAct is the reader's MayAct, false before it is started.
func (p *Part) MayAct(seats ...string) bool {
	r := p.Reader()
	return r != nil && r.MayAct(seats...)
}

// Heard says the seat has answered the reader (Status's Heard), false before it is started.
func (p *Part) Heard() bool {
	r := p.Reader()
	return r != nil && r.Status().Heard
}

// Health is why the list is not read, or empty when it is.
func (p *Part) Health() string {
	r := p.Reader()
	if r == nil {
		return "the seat list reader has not started yet"
	}
	return r.Status().Health()
}

// EventsLive is called when the part's path for the seat's events is heard: while the list is unread it is read now, on a
// goroutine of its own (Reader.ReloadIfUnread).
func (p *Part) EventsLive() {
	if r := p.Reader(); r != nil {
		r.ReloadIfUnread()
	}
}

// ToolNames are the two tools' names.
func (p *Part) ToolNames() (read, again string) {
	return p.prefix + "_seat_list", p.prefix + "_seat_list_again"
}

// Tools are the reader's two tools (Tools) over whatever reader the part holds at the call: before Follow, each says the
// reader has not started.
func (p *Part) Tools() []stdio.Tool {
	read, again := p.ToolNames()
	shape := Tools(&Reader{}, read, again, p.callers)
	for i := range shape {
		run := i
		shape[i].Run = func(args map[string]any) (any, error) {
			r := p.Reader()
			if r == nil {
				return nil, errors.New("the seat list reader has not started yet: the runtime has not served this module")
			}
			return Tools(r, read, again, p.callers)[run].Run(args)
		}
	}
	return shape
}