BaileysEx.Message.OfflineQueue (baileys_ex v0.1.0-alpha.9)

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FIFO offline node batching owned by the caller's process state.

This mirrors Baileys' offline queue semantics without introducing a separate process: the owner keeps the queue in its state, drains up to 10 nodes per pass, and lets the caller reschedule the next drain when work remains.

Summary

Types

drain_result()
node_type()
t()

Functions

drain(state, context, processor)

Drains up to the configured batch size of nodes from the queue.

enqueue(state, type, node)

Pushes a new node onto the offline processing queue.

new(opts \\ [])

Initializes a new offline queue.

Types

drain_result()

@type drain_result() :: %{processed_count: non_neg_integer(), continue?: boolean()}

node_type()

@type node_type() :: :message | :call | :receipt | :notification

t()

@type t() :: %BaileysEx.Message.OfflineQueue{
  batch_size: pos_integer(),
  buffering?: boolean(),
  queue: term()
}

Functions

drain(state, context, processor)

@spec drain(t(), map(), (node_type(), BaileysEx.BinaryNode.t() ->
                     :ok | {:error, term()})) ::
  {:ok, t(), drain_result()} | {:error, term(), t()}

Drains up to the configured batch size of nodes from the queue.

enqueue(state, type, node)

@spec enqueue(t(), node_type(), BaileysEx.BinaryNode.t()) :: t()

Pushes a new node onto the offline processing queue.

new(opts \\ [])

@spec new(keyword()) :: t()

Initializes a new offline queue.