configuration-management

configuration-management

This is the reference implementation of the Configuration Management API.

Context

This package is part of the pandino-root monorepo. For detailed information about what is Pandino / how this package fits into the ecosystem, please consult with the related documentation(s).

Requirements

A persistence-manager-api implementation to persist configurations.

Currently there are two available first-party implementations:

• persistence-manager-memory: cross platform in-memory storage
• persistence-manager-localstorage: for the DOM

Managed Services

Any service which implements the @pandino/configuration-management/ManagedService interface will be notified of configuration changes via it's updated() method. Every ManagedService must register it self with the framework by providing a special (reserved) property: service.pid.

Service PIDs are used for configuration pairing. Multiple services can register for the same PID, in such cases, any change in configuration will trigger the corresponding updated() in all services.

Whenever a ManagedService gets registered in the framework, the updated() method will be called with an undefined value.

If a configuration for a ManagedService is deleted, similarly to the above the updated() method will be called with an undefined value.

Every ManagedService SHOULD take care of default configuration values (to make sure they are operable even at the initial loading of the service)!

Example:

import { MANAGED_SERVICE_INTERFACE_KEY, SERVICE_PID } from '@pandino/configuration-management-api';

export default class BundleActivator {
  async start(context) {
    const mst = new ManagedServiceTest();
    this.registration = context.registerService(MANAGED_SERVICE_INTERFACE_KEY, mst, {
      [SERVICE_PID]: 'test.pid'
    });
  }

  async stop(context) {
    context.unregisterService(this.registration);
  }
}

class ManagedServiceTest {
  constructor() {
    this.properties = this.getDefaultProperties();
  }

  updated(properties) {
    if (properties) {
      this.properties = {
        ...this.properties,
        ...properties,
      };
    }
    // ...
  }

  getDefaultProperties() {
    return {
      prop1: 'yayy',
      prop2: true,
    };
  }
}

Config Admin

The ConfigAdmin service is responsible to manage / alter configurations for PIDs.

Obtaining a Configuration done via the corresponding API:

export interface ConfigurationAdmin {
  getConfiguration(pid: string, location?: string): Configuration;
  // ...
}

Once we have a Configuration instance we can query and alter it.

Example

import { CONFIG_ADMIN_INTERFACE_KEY } from '@pandino/configuration-management-api';

export default class Activator {
  async start(context) {
    this.configAdminReference = context.getServiceReference(CONFIG_ADMIN_INTERFACE_KEY);
    this.configAdmin = context.getService(this.configAdminReference);

    const mstConfig = this.configAdmin.getConfiguration('test.pid');
    
    // only update configuration if it's not already set
    if (!mstConfig.getProperties()) {
      mstConfig.update({
        prop1: 'fresh value',
        prop2: true,
      });
    }
  }

  async stop(context) {
    context.ungetService(this.configAdminReference);
  }
}

Configuration Event Handling

We can subscribe to Configuration change events via a service implementing the @pandino/pandino-configuration-management/ConfigurationListener API, and providing the PID we want to track.

Example

import { CONFIGURATION_LISTENER_INTERFACE_KEY, SERVICE_PID } from '@pandino/configuration-management-api';

export default class Activator {
  async start(context) {
    this.listenerRegistration = context.registerService(CONFIGURATION_LISTENER_INTERFACE_KEY, new MyListener(), {
      [SERVICE_PID]: 'test.pid',
    });
  }

  async stop(context) {
    this.listenerRegistratio.unregister();
  }
}

class MyListener {
  configurationEvent(event) {
    console.log(event.getPid());
    console.log(event.getType());
    console.log(event.getReference()); // returns a ServiceReference
  }
}

License

Eclipse Public License - v 2.0