lockstep is a client for the lockstep protocol for keeping up to date on a set of changing data over HTTP.
Given an http endpoint, pull down records as a list of tuples expressed in json, one per line.
$ curl http://0.0.0.0:4567/servers/998
{"id":123, "updated_at":999, "deleted_at":null, "ip":"0.0.0.0", "port":1234}
{"id":124, "updated_at":1000, "deleted_at":1000, "ip":"0.0.0.0", "port":1234}
The response can be finite, or be a chunked response that continues to feed updates to the receiver. The final element of the path endpoint is the most recent updated_at time seen and only updates equal to or after that time should be received.
All records sent must have an updated_at attribute to identify when they were last changed. Records should always be sent sorted by updated_at.
All records sent must have a deleted_at attribute which should be null normally, or the time at which the tuple was deleted. If the endpoint requests time '0' then deleted elements may be skipped.
$ make get-deps
$ make
start_link(Uri) -> Result
start_link(Uri, Opts) -> Result
Uri = list() %% http endpoint to pull data from
Opts = [Opt]
Opt = {callback, Callback} | {table, TabName} | {ets_opts, EtsOpts} | {disk, SyncToDisk} | {order_by, OrderField}
Callback = {Module, Function, Args}
Module = atom()
Function = atom()
Args = list()
TabName = atom() %% the name of the ets (and optionally dets) table to which lockstep data is written
EtsOpts = list() %% arguments to pass to ets:new
SyncToDisk = boolean() %% if the options list contains {disk, true}, lockstep will
%% sync its ets table to disk and pick up the stream from where
%% the dets table left off rather that resyncing the whole data set.
OrderField = atom() %% specify the field to extract from json to use as the numeric sequence id
Result = {ok, pid()} | {error, term()}
$ node server.js
Listening on port 4567
$ erl -pa ebin deps/*/ebin
1> {ok, Pid} = lockstep:start_link("http://0.0.0.0:4567/servers/", [{table, servers}, {disk, true}]).
{ok, <0.33.0>
2> ets:tab2list(servers).
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