include sig ... end
val sexp_of_t : t ‑> Sexplib.Sexp.t
val dir : t ‑> string
val load : ?create_if_missing:unit ‑> string ‑> t Async.Deferred.Or_error.t
Open a Multispool.t
. This function will fail by default if the spool directory
does not exist, does not look like a spool, or does not contain the set of
directories named after the strings returned by Spoolable.Queue.to_dir
. Pass
~create_if_missing:()
to create the necessary directories.
Note that, even if ~create_if_missing:()
is specified, this function will still
fail if the supplied directory is non-empty and not already a spool.
val create : string ‑> t Async.Deferred.Or_error.t
Open a Multispool.t
and create the spool directory if necessary. This is
functionally identical to load ?create_if_missing:()
.
module Data_file : sig ... end
Provide access to a Spoolable.Data.t
. Data_file.t
functions as a "handle" to
the underlying data so the user can choose when to read a Spoolable.Data.t
.
val list : t ‑> Spoolable.Queue.t ‑> Entry.t list Async.Deferred.Or_error.t
module Unique_name : sig ... end
val enqueue : t ‑> Spoolable.Queue.t ‑> Spoolable.Metadata.t ‑> Spoolable.Data.t ‑> [ `Reserve of Spoolable.Name_generator.t | `Use of Spoolable.Name_generator.Unique_name.t ] ‑> Entry.t Async.Deferred.Or_error.t
Add a Spoolable
to a queue. An Entry.t
is returned, but it may make sense to
ignore it.
val with_entry : f:(Spoolable.Metadata.t ‑> Data_file.t ‑> ([ `Save of Spoolable.Metadata.t * Spoolable.Queue.t | `Remove ] * 'a) Async.Deferred.t) ‑> Entry.t ‑> 'a Async.Deferred.Or_error.t
Do something with the contents of an entry within f
. Use with_entry
if you
expect to be the only user of an Entry.t
and it is an error if the Entry.t is
grabbed by another process (or otherwise disappears). See checkout
for a
lower-level interface.
val with_entry' : f:(Spoolable.Metadata.t ‑> Data_file.t ‑> ([ `Save of Spoolable.Metadata.t * Spoolable.Queue.t | `Remove ] * 'a) Async.Deferred.t) ‑> Entry.t ‑> [ `Ok of 'a | `Not_found ] Async.Deferred.Or_error.t
Like with_entry
, but use with_entry'
if you expect that another process might
race to grab an Entry.t
and want straightforward handling. See checkout'
for a
lower-level interface.
module Queue_reader : sig ... end
Interface for iteration and waiting on queue activity. Multiple processes will not interfere with one another.
module Expert : sig ... end