monkey.ci.events.core
add-listenerclj
exception-resultclj
(exception-result ex)filter-typecljdeprecated
(filter-type t f)invoke-listenersclj
(invoke-listeners filter-fn listeners events)make-eventclj
(make-event e)make-eventscljmultimethod
make-resultclj
(make-result status exit-code msg)make-sync-eventsclj
(make-sync-events filter-fn)matches-event?clj
(matches-event? evt {:keys [types sid] :as ef})Matches events against event filters. This checks event types and possible sid.
Matches events against event filters. This checks event types and possible sid.
no-dispatchcljdeprecated
(no-dispatch f)Wraps f so that it always returns nil, to avoid events being re-dispatched.
Wraps `f` so that it always returns `nil`, to avoid events being re-dispatched.
post-eventsclj
remove-listenerclj
resultclj
result-exitclj
set-resultclj
(set-result evt r)wait-for-eventclj
(wait-for-event events ef & [pred])Utility fn that registers using an event filter and invokes the handler when one has been received. Returns a deferred that realizes with the received event. An additional predicate can do extra filtering if it's not supported by the event filter.
Utility fn that registers using an event filter and invokes the handler when one has been received. Returns a deferred that realizes with the received event. An additional predicate can do extra filtering if it's not supported by the event filter.
wrappedclj
(wrapped f before after & [error])Returns a new function that wraps f and posts an event before
and after. The before fn just receives the same arguments as
f. The after fn one more, the return value of f. The first
argument is assumed to be the runtime, which is used to get the
event poster. The return values of before and after are posted
as events. Returns the return value of calling f.
Any of the event generating functions can be nil, in which case
it will be ignored.
Returns a new function that wraps `f` and posts an event before and after. The `before` fn just receives the same arguments as `f`. The `after` fn one more, the return value of `f`. The first argument is assumed to be the runtime, which is used to get the event poster. The return values of `before` and `after` are posted as events. Returns the return value of calling `f`. Any of the event generating functions can be `nil`, in which case it will be ignored.
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