defmodule Antenna do @moduledoc """ `Antenna` is a mixture of [`Phoenix.PubSub`](https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix_pubsub/Phoenix.PubSub.html) and [`:gen_event`](https://www.erlang.org/doc/apps/stdlib/gen_event.html) functionality with some batteries included. It implements back-pressure on top of `GenStage`, is fully conformant with [OTP Design Principles](https://www.erlang.org/doc/system/events). and is distributed out of the box. `Antenna` supports both asynchronous _and_ synchronous events. While the most preferrable way would be to stay fully async with `Antenna.event/3`, one still might propagate the event synchronously with `Antenna.sync_event/3` and collect all the responses from all the handlers. One can have as many isolated `Antenna`s as necessary, distinguished by `Antenna.t:id/0`. The workflow looks like shown below. ## Sequence Diagram ```mermaid sequenceDiagram Consumer->>+Broadcaster: sync_event(channel, event) Consumer->>+Broadcaster: event(channel, event) Broadcaster-->>+Consumer@Node1: event Broadcaster-->>+Consumer@Node2: event Broadcaster-->>+Consumer@NodeN: event Consumer@Node1-->>-NoOp: mine? Consumer@NodeN-->>-NoOp: mine? Consumer@Node2-->>+Matchers: event Matchers-->>+Handlers: handle_match/2 Matchers-->>+Handlers: handle_match/2 Handlers->>-Consumer: response(to: sync_event) ``` [ASCII representation](https://cascii.app/4164d). ## Usage Example The consumer of this library is supposed to declare one or more matchers, subscribing to one or more channels, and then call `Antenna.event/2` to propagate the event. ```elixir assert {:ok, _pid, "{:tag_1, a, _} when is_nil(a)"} = Antenna.match(Antenna, {:tag_1, a, _} when is_nil(a), self(), channels: [:chan_1]) assert :ok = Antenna.event(Antenna, [:chan_1], {:tag_1, nil, 42}) assert_receive {:antenna_event, :chan_1, {:tag_1, nil, 42}} ``` """ alias Antenna.PubSub.Broadcaster @typedoc "The identifier of the isolated `Antenna`" @type id :: module() @typedoc "The identifier of the channel, messages can be sent to, preferrably `atom()`" @type channel :: atom() | term() @typedoc "The event being sent to the listeners" @type event :: term() @typedoc """ The actual handler to be associated with an event(s). It might be either a function or a process id, in which case the message of a following shape will be sent to it. ```elixir {:antenna_event, channel, event} ``` """ @type handler :: (event() -> term()) | (channel(), event() -> term()) | Antenna.Matcher.t() | pid() | GenServer.name() @id Application.compile_env(:antenna, :id, Antenna) @doc false def id, do: @id @doc false def delivery(id), do: Module.concat(id, Delivery) @doc false def matchers(id), do: Module.concat(id, Matchers) @doc false def channels(id), do: Module.concat(id, Channels) @doc false def guard(id), do: Module.concat(id, Guard) @doc false def id_opts(%{id: id} = opts), do: {id, Map.delete(opts, :id)} def id_opts(%{name: id} = opts), do: {id, Map.delete(opts, :name)} def id_opts(opts) do if Keyword.keyword?(opts), do: Keyword.pop_lazy(opts, :id, fn -> Keyword.get(opts, :name, __MODULE__) end), else: {opts, []} end # Supervision tree use Supervisor def start_link(init_arg) do Supervisor.start_link(__MODULE__, init_arg, name: __MODULE__) end @impl true def init(id \\ id()) do children = [ %{id: :pg, start: {__MODULE__, :start_pg, [Antenna.channels(id)]}}, {Antenna.Guard, id: id}, {Antenna.PubSub, id: id}, {DistributedSupervisor, name: Antenna.matchers(id), monitor_nodes: true} ] Supervisor.init(children, strategy: :one_for_one) end @doc false @spec start_pg(module()) :: {:ok, pid()} | :ignore def start_pg(scope) do with {:error, {:already_started, _pid}} <- :pg.start_link(scope), do: :ignore end @doc """ Declares a matcher for tagged events. ### Example ```elixir Antenna.match(Antenna, %{tag: _, success: false}, fn channel, message -> Logger.warning("The processing failed for [" <> inspect(channel) <> "], result: " <> inspect(message)) end, channels: [:rabbit]) ``` """ @doc section: :setup defmacro match(id \\ @id, match, handlers, opts \\ []) defmacro match(id, match, handlers, opts) do name = Macro.to_string(match) quote generated: true, location: :keep do matcher = fn unquote(match) -> true _ -> false end opts = unquote(opts) DistributedSupervisor.start_child( Antenna.matchers(unquote(id)), {Antenna.Matcher, name: unquote(name), id: unquote(id), match: unquote(name), matcher: matcher, handlers: List.wrap(unquote(handlers)), channels: List.wrap(Keyword.get(opts, :channels)), once?: Keyword.get(opts, :once?, false)} ) end end @doc """ Undeclares a matcher for tagged events previously declared with `Antenna.match/4`. Accepts both an original match _or_ a name returned by `Antenna.match/4`, which is effectively `Macro.to_string(match)`. ### Example ```elixir Antenna.unmatch(Antenna, %{tag: _, success: false}) ``` """ @doc section: :setup defmacro unmatch(id \\ @id, match) do quote generated: true, location: :keep do with pid when is_pid(pid) <- Antenna.whereis(unquote(id), unquote(match)), do: DistributedSupervisor.terminate_child(Antenna.matchers(unquote(id)), pid) end end @doc false @doc section: :setup defmacro attach(id \\ @id, channels, match) do quote generated: true, location: :keep do with pid when is_pid(pid) <- Antenna.whereis(unquote(id), unquote(match)), do: Antenna.subscribe(unquote(id), unquote(channels), pid) end end @doc false @doc section: :setup defmacro unattach(id \\ @id, channels, match) do quote generated: true, location: :keep do with pid when is_pid(pid) <- Antenna.whereis(unquote(id), unquote(match)), do: Antenna.unsubscribe(unquote(id), unquote(channels), pid) end end @doc """ Subscribes a matcher process specified by `pid` to a channel(s) """ @doc section: :setup @spec subscribe(id :: id(), channels :: channel() | [channel()], pid()) :: :ok def subscribe(id \\ @id, channels, pid) def subscribe(_, [], _), do: :ok def subscribe(id, channels, pid) when is_pid(pid) do channels |> List.wrap() |> Enum.each(&join(id, &1, pid)) end @doc """ Unsubscribes a previously subscribed matcher process specified by `pid` from the channel(s) """ @doc section: :setup @spec unsubscribe(id :: id(), channels :: channel() | [channel()], pid()) :: :ok def unsubscribe(id \\ @id, channels, pid) def unsubscribe(_, [], _), do: :ok def unsubscribe(id, channels, pid) when is_pid(pid) do channels |> List.wrap() |> Enum.each(&leave(id, &1, pid)) end @doc """ Adds a handler to the matcher process specified by `pid` """ @doc section: :setup @spec handle(id :: id(), handlers :: handler() | [handler()], pid()) :: :ok def handle(id \\ @id, handlers, pid) def handle(_, [], _), do: :ok def handle(id, handlers, pid) when is_pid(pid) do handlers |> List.wrap() |> Enum.each(&do_handle(id, &1, pid)) end @doc """ Removes a handler from the matcher process specified by `pid` """ @doc section: :setup @spec unhandle(id :: id(), handlers :: handler() | [handler()], pid()) :: :ok def unhandle(id \\ @id, handlers, pid) def unhandle(_, [], _), do: :ok def unhandle(id, handlers, pid) when is_pid(pid) do handlers |> List.wrap() |> Enum.each(&do_unhandle(id, &1, pid)) end @doc false @doc section: :internals defmacro whereis(id \\ @id, match) defmacro whereis(id, match) when is_binary(match), do: do_whereis(id, match) defmacro whereis(id, match), do: do_whereis(id, Macro.to_string(match)) defp do_whereis(id, match) do quote generated: true, location: :keep do case DistributedSupervisor.children(Antenna.matchers(unquote(id))) do %{unquote(match) => {pid, _spec}} when is_pid(pid) -> pid _ -> nil end end end @doc """ Sends an event to all the associated matchers through channels. The special `:*` might be specified as channels, then the event will be sent to all the registered channels. If one wants to collect results of all the registered event handlers, they should look at `sync_event/3` instead. """ @doc section: :client @spec event(id :: id(), channels :: channel() | [channel()], event :: event()) :: :ok def event(id \\ @id, channels, event), do: Broadcaster.async_notify(Antenna.delivery(id), {List.wrap(channels), event}) @doc """ Sends an event to all the associated matchers through channels and collects results. The special `:*` might be specified as channels, then the event will be sent to all the registered channels. Unlike `event/3`, this call is _synchronous_, which means it would block until all the registered handlers respond; the results would have been collected and returned as a list of no specific order. """ @doc section: :client @spec sync_event(id :: id(), channels :: channel() | [channel()], event :: event()) :: [term()] def sync_event(id \\ @id, channels, event), do: Broadcaster.sync_notify(Antenna.delivery(id), {List.wrap(channels), event}) @doc """ Returns a map of matches to matchers """ @doc section: :internals @spec registered_matchers(id :: id()) :: %{term() => {pid(), Supervisor.child_spec()}} def registered_matchers(id), do: id |> Antenna.matchers() |> DistributedSupervisor.children() @spec join(id(), channel(), pid()) :: :ok | :already_joined defp join(id, channel, pid) do scope = channels(id) if pid in :pg.get_members(scope, channel) do :already_joined else :ok = Antenna.Guard.add_channel(id, channel, pid) :pg.join(scope, channel, pid) end end @spec leave(id(), channel(), pid()) :: :ok | :not_joined defp leave(id, channel, pid) do with :ok <- id |> channels() |> :pg.leave(channel, pid), do: Antenna.Guard.remove_channel(id, channel, pid) end @spec do_handle(id(), handler(), pid()) :: :ok defp do_handle(id, handler, pid) do Antenna.Guard.add_handler(id, handler, pid) GenServer.cast(pid, {:add_handler, handler}) end @spec do_unhandle(id(), handler(), pid()) :: :ok defp do_unhandle(id, handler, pid) do Antenna.Guard.remove_handler(id, handler, pid) GenServer.cast(pid, {:remove_handler, handler}) end end