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Bridge Monitor provides a simple tool to monitor and cache a bridge's data for easy, efficient access by other routines. It is safe for multi-threaded use and can be closed manually or whenever the bridge is destroyed.
It is created by passing a bridge handle in. The bridge should already exist for this to be operational, and initial data is loaded when the monitor is created.
There are two method for consuming the data. Data() provides arbitrary access
to the cached bridge data while Watch() provides a channel over which the
bridge data will be sent whenever updates are made.
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type Monitor ¶
type Monitor struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Monitor is a bridge monitor, which maintains bridge data. It monitors an ARI bridge for events and keeps an internal cache of the bridge's data.
func (*Monitor) Data ¶
func (m *Monitor) Data() *ari.BridgeData
Data returns the current bridge data
func (*Monitor) Handle ¶
func (m *Monitor) Handle() *ari.BridgeHandle
Handle returns the BridgeHandle which was used to create the bridge Monitor.
func (*Monitor) Watch ¶
func (m *Monitor) Watch() <-chan *ari.BridgeData
Watch returns a channel on which bridge data will be returned when events occur. This channel will be closed when the bridge or the monitor is destoyed.
NOTE: the user should NEVER close this channel directly.
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