I'm sorry this is not really an issue, but an "How to" question.
It's unclear to me if this is actually feasible :
(This is just an example, I don't care about github)
What I would like to do is that some processes register properties in gproc to be notified about events, like {p, l, github_issues} with a value set to "uwiger/gproc".
But I need a process to be notified when a github_issues key is registered, to be able to get the value and then check the github API from time to time and publish news in gproc.
I need to be notified when a process unreg() to stop looking at a repository.
I could just wait for reg/unreg messages and each time ask all the values from gproc and diff with my current values.
At the moment, what I do is having a module doing the registration and a gen server that monitors the values.
Hi,
I'm sorry this is not really an issue, but an "How to" question.
It's unclear to me if this is actually feasible :
(This is just an example, I don't care about github)
What I would like to do is that some processes register properties in gproc to be notified about events, like
{p, l, github_issues}
with a value set to"uwiger/gproc"
.But I need a process to be notified when a
github_issues
key is registered, to be able to get the value and then check the github API from time to time and publish news in gproc. I need to be notified when a process unreg() to stop looking at a repository.I could just wait for reg/unreg messages and each time ask all the values from gproc and diff with my current values.
At the moment, what I do is having a module doing the registration and a gen server that monitors the values.
(edit: with a counter in the gen server, for unregistrations, to behave like
on_zero
feature).It feels like a hack, is there a better way with gproc ?
Thank you.