KeyValue store watcher

Functions
NATS_EXTERN natsStatus	kvWatcher_Next (kvEntry **new_entry, kvWatcher *w, int64_t timeout)
	Returns the next entry for this watcher. More...
NATS_EXTERN natsStatus	kvWatcher_Stop (kvWatcher *w)
	Stops the watcher. More...
NATS_EXTERN void	kvWatcher_Destroy (kvWatcher *w)
	Destroys the KeyValue watcher object. More...

Detailed Description

These functions allow to receive updates for key(s) on a given bucket.

Warning

EXPERIMENTAL FEATURE! We reserve the right to change the API without necessarily bumping the major version of the library.

Function Documentation

kvWatcher_Next()

NATS_EXTERN natsStatus kvWatcher_Next	(	kvEntry **	new_entry,
		kvWatcher *	w,
		int64_t	timeout
	)

Returns the next entry for this watcher. The entry may be NULL (with NATS_OK status) to indicate that the initial state has been retrieved.

If a thread is waiting on this call, it can be canceled with a call to kvWatcher_Stop.

Note

The entry should be destroyed to release memory using kvEntry_Destroy.

Parameters

new_entry	the location where to store the pointer to the kvEntry object.
w	the pointer to the kvWatcher object.
timeout	how long to wait (in milliseconds) for the next entry.

kvWatcher_Stop()

NATS_EXTERN natsStatus kvWatcher_Stop

(

kvWatcher *

w

)

Stops the watcher. Stopping a stopped watcher returns NATS_OK.

After this call, new and existing calls to kvWatcher_Next (that are waiting for an update) will return with NATS_ILLEGAL_STATE.

Parameters

w	the pointer to the kvWatcher object.

kvWatcher_Destroy()

NATS_EXTERN void kvWatcher_Destroy

(

kvWatcher *

w

)

Releases memory allocated for this kvWatcher object.

Parameters

w	the pointer to the kvWatcher object.