monkey.ci.runtime — com.monkeyci/app 0.6.4

The runtime can be considered the 'live configuration'. It is created from the configuration, and is passed on to the application modules. The runtime provides the information (often in the form of functions) needed by the modules to perform work. This allows us to change application behaviour depending on configuration, but also when testing.

Thie namespace also provides some utility functions for working with the context. This is more stable than reading properties from the runtime directly.

account clj

api-url clj

app-mode clj

args clj

build clj deprecated

Gets build info from runtime

cli-mode? clj

config clj

config->runtime clj

(config->runtime conf)

Creates the runtime from the normalized config map

dev-mode? clj

events-receiver clj

(events-receiver {:keys [events]})

from-config clj

(from-config k)

get-arg clj

(get-arg rt k)

log-maker clj

log-retriever clj

post-events clj

(post-events {:keys [events]} evt)

Posts one or more events using the event poster in the runtime

report clj

(report rt obj)

Reports obj to the user with the reporter from the runtime.

reporter clj

rt->config clj

(rt->config rt)

Returns a map that can be serialized to edn. This is used to pass application configuration to child processes or containers.

runner clj

server-mode? clj

setup-runtime clj multimethod

ssh-keys-dir clj

start clj

(start rt)

Starts the runtime by starting all parts as a component tree. Returns a component system that can be passed to stop.

stop clj

(stop rt)

Stops a previously started runtime

with-runtime clj macro

(with-runtime conf mode r & body)

Convenience macro that wraps with-runtime-fn by binding runtime to r and invoking the body.

with-runtime-fn clj

(with-runtime-fn conf mode f)

Creates a runtime for the given mode (server, cli, script) from the specified configuration and passes it to f.

work-dir clj