components::State Class Reference

#include <userver/components/state.hpp>

Detailed Description

State of components that is usable after the components constructor and until all the components were not destroyed.

See also

components::ComponentContext

Definition at line 24 of file state.hpp.

Public Member Functions
	State (const ComponentContext &cc) noexcept
bool	IsAnyComponentInFatalState () const
bool	HasDependencyOn (std::string_view component_name, std::string_view dependency) const
std::unordered_set< std::string_view >	GetAllDependencies (std::string_view component_name) const

Member Function Documentation

GetAllDependencies()

std::unordered_set< std::string_view > components::State::GetAllDependencies

(

std::string_view

component_name

)

const

Returns

all the components that component_name depends on directly or transitively.

Component with name component_name should be loaded. Components construction should finish before any call to this function is made. The result should now outlive the all the components destruction.

HasDependencyOn()

bool components::State::HasDependencyOn	(	std::string_view	component_name,
		std::string_view	dependency ) const

Returns

true if component with name component_name depends (directly or transitively) on a component with name dependency.

Component with name component_name should be loaded. Components construction should finish before any call to this function is made.

Note that GetAllDependencies usually is more effective, if you are planning multiple calls for the same component name.

IsAnyComponentInFatalState()

bool components::State::IsAnyComponentInFatalState

(

)

const

Returns

true if one of the components is in fatal state and can not work. A component is in fatal state if the components::ComponentHealth::kFatal value is returned from the overridden components::LoggableComponentBase::GetComponentHealth().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• userver/components/state.hpp