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package com.google.firebase;

import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkNotNull;

import com.google.common.util.concurrent.ListeningExecutorService;
import com.google.common.util.concurrent.MoreExecutors;
import com.google.firebase.internal.NonNull;

import java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService;
import java.util.concurrent.ThreadFactory;

/**
 * An interface that controls the thread pools and thread factories used by the Admin SDK. Each
 * instance of {@link FirebaseApp} uses an implementation of this interface to create and manage
 * threads.
 *
 * 

Multiple app instances may use the same ThreadManager instance. * Methods in this interface may get invoked multiple times by the same * app, during its lifetime. Apps may also invoke methods of this interface concurrently and * so implementations should provide any synchronization necessary. */ public abstract class ThreadManager { @NonNull final FirebaseExecutors getFirebaseExecutors(@NonNull FirebaseApp app) { return new FirebaseExecutors(getExecutor(app)); } final void releaseFirebaseExecutors( @NonNull FirebaseApp app, @NonNull FirebaseExecutors executor) { releaseExecutor(app, executor.userExecutor); } /** * Returns the main thread pool for an app. Implementations may return the same instance of * ExecutorService for multiple apps. The returned thread pool is used for * short-lived tasks by all components of an app. * *

For long-lived tasks (such as the ones started by the Realtime Database client), the SDK * creates dedicated executors using the ThreadFactory returned by the * {@link #getThreadFactory()} method. * * @param app A {@link FirebaseApp} instance. * @return A non-null ExecutorService instance. */ @NonNull protected abstract ExecutorService getExecutor(@NonNull FirebaseApp app); /** * Cleans up the thread pool associated with an app. This method is invoked when an app * is deleted. This is guaranteed to be called with the ExecutorService previously * returned by {@link #getExecutor(FirebaseApp)} for the corresponding app. * * @param app A {@link FirebaseApp} instance. */ protected abstract void releaseExecutor( @NonNull FirebaseApp app, @NonNull ExecutorService executor); /** * Returns the ThreadFactory to be used for creating long-lived threads. This is * used mainly to create the long-lived worker threads for the Realtime Database client, and * other scheduled (periodic) tasks started by the SDK. The SDK guarantees * clean termination of all threads started via this ThreadFactory, when the user * calls {@link FirebaseApp#delete()}. * *

If long-lived threads cannot be supported in the current runtime, this method may * throw a {@code RuntimeException}. * * @return A non-null ThreadFactory. */ @NonNull protected abstract ThreadFactory getThreadFactory(); /** * Wraps an ExecutorService in a ListeningExecutorService while keeping a reference to the * original ExecutorService. This reference is used when it's time to release/cleanup the * original ExecutorService. */ static final class FirebaseExecutors { private final ExecutorService userExecutor; private final ListeningExecutorService listeningExecutor; private FirebaseExecutors(ExecutorService userExecutor) { this.userExecutor = checkNotNull(userExecutor, "ExecutorService must not be null"); this.listeningExecutor = MoreExecutors.listeningDecorator(userExecutor); } ListeningExecutorService getListeningExecutor() { return listeningExecutor; } } }





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