gateway.domains.activity.activities — com.tick42.gateway/activity-domain 3.0.16

activity-member-joined clj/s

(activity-member-joined state activity-id peer gw-request)

Handles the case where a joining peer should be part of an activity.

• joins the peer to the context
• associates the peer with the activity and sets as owner if needed

activity-participants clj/s

(activity-participants state activity owner-id)

add-types clj/s

(add-types state source request-id peer-id types)

announce-types clj/s

(announce-types state peer)

broadcast-activity-left clj/s

(broadcast-activity-left state peer-id activity reason include-participants?)

Broadcasts a message that a participant has left the activity to everyone that can see it

broadcast-targets clj/s

(broadcast-targets state peer-id activity owner include-participants?)

clean-domain-info clj/s

(clean-domain-info peer)

create-activity clj/s

(create-activity state source request configuration)

destroy-activity clj/s

(destroy-activity state source request)

destroy-participants clj/s

(destroy-participants state participant-ids reason)

handle-error clj/s

(handle-error state activity-info)

join-activity clj/s

(join-activity state source request)

Processes a request to join a target peer in an activity

join-participant clj/s

(join-participant state activity participant)

leave-activity* clj/s

(leave-activity* state source request)

Processes a request of a peer to leave an activity

owner-left clj/s

(owner-left state activity peer reason destroy?)

An owner of an activity has left. Dismantle the whole activity destroying all its children

participant-left clj/s

(participant-left state activity peer reason)

A participant in an activity has left. Clean it up from the activity and its children

peer-ready clj/s

(peer-ready state source activity-id peer)

An activity member has sent a ready message

reload clj/s

(reload state source request)

remove-participant clj/s

(remove-participant activity peer-id)

Removes a participant from the activity state

remove-peer clj/s

(remove-peer state peer reason)

A peer is being removed from the domain, check if it belongs to any activities and deal with that accordingly

remove-types clj/s

(remove-types state source request)

sees-activity? clj/s

(sees-activity? activity owner peer)

An activity can be seen by a peer in the activity domain that matches the read permissions. If there are no permissions set, the user of the peer must match the user of the activity owner

subscribe clj/s

(subscribe state source request)

unsubscribe clj/s

(unsubscribe state source request)