package sihl

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A module to manage the service container and service lifecycles.

The service container knows how to start services in the right order by respecting the defined dependencies. Use it to implement your own services.

Lifecycle

Every service has a lifecycle, meaning it can be started and stopped. *

type lifecycle = {
  1. type_name : string;
  2. implementation_name : string;
  3. id : int;
  4. dependencies : unit -> lifecycle list;
  5. start : unit -> unit Lwt.t;
  6. stop : unit -> unit Lwt.t;
}
val create_lifecycle : ?dependencies:(unit -> lifecycle list) -> ?start:(unit -> unit Lwt.t) -> ?stop:(unit -> unit Lwt.t) -> ?implementation_name:string -> string -> lifecycle

Service

A service has a start and stop function and a lifecycle. *

module Service : sig ... end
val start_services : Service.t list -> lifecycle list Lwt.t

start_services services starts a list of services. The order does not matter as the services are started in the order of their dependencies. (No service is started before its dependency)

val stop_services : Service.t list -> unit Lwt.t

stop_services ctx services stops a list of services with a context ctx. The order does not matter as the services are stopped in the order of their dependencies. (No service is stopped after its dependency)

module Map : sig ... end
val collect_all_lifecycles : lifecycle list -> lifecycle Map.t
val top_sort_lifecycles : lifecycle list -> lifecycle list
val log_src : Logs.src
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