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package reactor.rabbitmq;

import com.rabbitmq.client.Connection;
import com.rabbitmq.client.ConnectionFactory;
import reactor.core.publisher.Mono;
import reactor.core.scheduler.Scheduler;
import reactor.util.annotation.Nullable;

import java.time.Duration;
import java.util.function.Function;
import java.util.function.Supplier;

/**
 * Options for {@link Receiver} creation.
 */
public class ReceiverOptions {

    private ConnectionFactory connectionFactory = ((Supplier) () -> {
        ConnectionFactory connectionFactory = new ConnectionFactory();
        connectionFactory.useNio();
        return connectionFactory;
    }).get();

    private Mono connectionMono;

    private Scheduler connectionSubscriptionScheduler;

    private Utils.ExceptionFunction connectionSupplier;

    private Function, Mono> connectionMonoConfigurator = cm -> cm;

    /**
     * Timeout for closing the {@link Receiver} connection.
     * 

* Default is 30 seconds. Use {@link Duration#ZERO} for no timeout. * * @since 1.3.0 */ private Duration connectionClosingTimeout = Duration.ofSeconds(30); public ConnectionFactory getConnectionFactory() { return connectionFactory; } public ReceiverOptions connectionFactory(ConnectionFactory connectionFactory) { this.connectionFactory = connectionFactory; return this; } @Nullable public Scheduler getConnectionSubscriptionScheduler() { return connectionSubscriptionScheduler; } /** * Scheduler used on connection creation subscription. * It is developer's responsibility to close it if set. * * @param connectionSubscriptionScheduler * @return the current {@link ReceiverOptions} instance */ public ReceiverOptions connectionSubscriptionScheduler(@Nullable Scheduler connectionSubscriptionScheduler) { this.connectionSubscriptionScheduler = connectionSubscriptionScheduler; return this; } /** * Set a callback that will be passed in the {@link ConnectionFactory} of this {@link ReceiverOptions} instance to create a {@link Connection}. *

* Note the created connection will be used by a {@link Receiver} instance, which will cache it for re-use in its operations * and close it when {@link Receiver#close()} is called. * * @param function callback to create a {@link Connection} * @return this current {@link ReceiverOptions} instance */ public ReceiverOptions connectionSupplier(Utils.ExceptionFunction function) { return this.connectionSupplier(this.connectionFactory, function); } /** * Set a callback that will be passed in the given {@link ConnectionFactory} to create a {@link Connection}. *

* Note the created connection will be used by a {@link Receiver} instance, which will cache it for re-use in its operations * and close it when {@link Receiver#close()} is called. * * @param connectionFactory the {@link ConnectionFactory} passed-in to the creation function * @param function callback to create a {@link Connection} * @return this current {@link ReceiverOptions} */ public ReceiverOptions connectionSupplier(ConnectionFactory connectionFactory, Utils.ExceptionFunction function) { this.connectionSupplier = ignored -> function.apply(connectionFactory); return this; } /** * Set a {@link Mono} that the created {@link Receiver} will use for its operations. *

* A {@link Receiver} created from this {@link ReceiverOptions} instance will not cache for re-use, nor close * on {@link Receiver#close()} the underlying connection. It is recommended that the passed-in {@link Mono} handles * caching of some sort to avoid a new connection to be created every time the {@link Receiver} does an operation. * It is the developer's responsibility to close the underlying {@link Connection} once the {@link Receiver} is closed * and no longer needs it. * * @param connectionMono * @return this current {@link ReceiverOptions} */ public ReceiverOptions connectionMono(@Nullable Mono connectionMono) { this.connectionMono = connectionMono; return this; } /** * A {@link Function} to customize the connection {@link Mono} used in the created {@link Receiver} instance. *

* This function can be used to configure retry when obtaining the {@link Connection}. * * This function is not applied if a custom connectionMono is provided. It is applied * when a connectionSupplier is provided though. * * @param connectionMonoConfigurator the function to configure the passed-in connection mono * @return the configured connection mono */ public ReceiverOptions connectionMonoConfigurator(Function, Mono> connectionMonoConfigurator) { this.connectionMonoConfigurator = connectionMonoConfigurator; return this; } @Nullable public Mono getConnectionMono() { return connectionMono; } @Nullable public Utils.ExceptionFunction getConnectionSupplier() { return connectionSupplier; } public Function, Mono> getConnectionMonoConfigurator() { return connectionMonoConfigurator; } /** * Timeout for closing the {@link Receiver} connection. *

* Default is 30 seconds. Use {@link Duration#ZERO} for no timeout. * * @param connectionClosingTimeout timeout for connection closing * @return this {@link ReceiverOptions} instance * @since 1.3.0 */ public ReceiverOptions connectionClosingTimeout(@Nullable Duration connectionClosingTimeout) { this.connectionClosingTimeout = connectionClosingTimeout; return this; } @Nullable public Duration getConnectionClosingTimeout() { return connectionClosingTimeout; } }





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