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@travetto/registry
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Patterns and utilities for handling registration of metadata and functionality for run-time use
Install: @travetto/registry
npm install @travetto/registry
# or
yarn add @travetto/registry
This module is the backbone for all "discovered" and "registered" behaviors within the framework. This is primarily used for building modules within the framework and not directly useful for application development.
Registration, within the framework flows throw two main use cases:
The primary flow occurs on initialization of the application. At that point, the module will:
Code: Sample Registry
import { Class } from '@travetto/base';
import { MetadataRegistry } from '@travetto/registry';
interface Group {
class: Class;
name: string;
}
interface Child {
name: string;
method: Function;
}
function isComplete(o: Partial<Group>): o is Group {
return !!o;
}
export class SampleRegistry extends MetadataRegistry<Group, Child> {
/**
* Finalize class after all metadata is collected
*/
onInstallFinalize<T>(cls: Class<T>): Group {
const pending: Partial<Group> = this.getOrCreatePending(cls);
if (isComplete(pending)) {
return pending;
} else {
throw new Error('Invalid Group');
}
}
/**
* Create scaffolding on first encounter of a class
*/
createPending(cls: Class): Partial<Group> {
return {
class: cls,
name: cls.name
};
}
}
The registry is a MetadataRegistry that similar to the Schema's Schema registry and Dependency Injection's Dependency registry.
At runtime, the registry is designed to listen for changes and to propagate the changes as necessary. In many cases the same file is handled by multiple registries.
As the DynamicFileLoader notifies that a file has been changed, the RootRegistry will pick it up, and process it accordingly.
As mentioned in Manifest's readme, the framework produces hashes of methods, classes, and functions, to allow for detecting changes to individual parts of the codebase. During the live flow, various registries will inspect this information to determine if action should be taken.
Code: Sample Class Diffing
#handleFileChanges(file: string, classes: Class[] = []): void {
const next = new Map<string, Class>(classes.map(cls => [cls.Ⲑid, cls] as const));
let prev = new Map<string, Class>();
if (this.#classes.has(file)) {
prev = new Map(this.#classes.get(file)!.entries());
}
const keys = new Set([...Array.from(prev.keys()), ...Array.from(next.keys())]);
if (!this.#classes.has(file)) {
this.#classes.set(file, new Map());
}
let changes = 0;
/**
* Determine delta based on the various classes (if being added, removed or updated)
*/
for (const k of keys) {
if (!next.has(k)) {
changes += 1;
this.emit({ type: 'removing', prev: prev.get(k)! });
this.#classes.get(file)!.delete(k);
} else {
this.#classes.get(file)!.set(k, next.get(k)!);
if (!prev.has(k)) {
changes += 1;
this.emit({ type: 'added', curr: next.get(k)! });
} else {
const prevMeta = RuntimeIndex.getFunctionMetadataFromClass(prev.get(k));
const nextMeta = RuntimeIndex.getFunctionMetadataFromClass(next.get(k));
if (prevMeta?.hash !== nextMeta?.hash) {
changes += 1;
this.emit({ type: 'changed', curr: next.get(k)!, prev: prev.get(k) });
}
}
}
}
if (!changes) {
this.#emitter.emit('unchanged-file', file);
}
}
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Patterns and utilities for handling registration of metadata and functionality for run-time use
The npm package @travetto/registry receives a total of 46 weekly downloads. As such, @travetto/registry popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @travetto/registry demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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