herald.go/signal.go
Jeffrey Picard 28a299efa8
rocksdb (#29)
* Initial rocksdb commit

Basic reading from rocksdb works

* Try github action thing

* try local dockerfile

* asdf

* qwer

* asdf

* Try adding test db with git-lfs

* update action

* cleanup

* Don't hardcode stop on read

* Progress of reading rocksdb

* fixes and arg test

* asdf

* Fix rocksdb iterator and tests

* update script

* asdf

* Better iterator. Need to implement a lot of keys next, and tests, maybe
tests needed.

* asdf

* asdf

* asdf

* Implementation, testing, and cleanup.

Implemented more prefixes. Figured out a good test that should work for
all prefixes. Removed binary databases so we can just store human
readable csv files.

* more tests, prefixes and small refactor

* Another prefix

* EffectiveAmount

* ActiveAmount

* ActivatedClaimAndSupport

* PendingActivation

* ClaimTakeover

* ClaimExpiration

* SupportToClaim

* ClaimToSupport

* Fix bug with variable length keys

* ChannelToClaim

* ClaimToChannel

* ClaimShortID

* TXOToClaim

* ClaimToTXO

* BlockHeader

* BlockHash

* Undo

* HashXHistory

* Tx and big refactor

* rest the the keys

* Refactor and starting to add resolve

* asdf

* Refactor tests and add column families

* changes

* more work on implementing resolve

* code cleanup, function tests

* small code refactoring

* start building pieces of the test data set for full resolve.

* Export constant, add test

* another test

* TestGetTxHash

* more tests

* more tests

* More tests

* Refactor db functions into three files

* added slice backed stack, need to fix tests

* fix some issues with test suite

* some cleanup and adding arguments and db load / refresh to server command

* fix some bugs, start using logrus for leveled logging, upgrade to go 1.17, run go mod tidy

* logrus, protobuf updates, resolve grpc endpoint

* don't run integration test with unit tests

* signal handling and cleanup functions

* signal handling code files

* Unit tests for db stack

* reorganize bisect function so we lock it properly

* fix txcounts loading

* cleanup some logic around iterators and fix a bug where I was running two detect changes threads

* add some metrics

* cleanup

* blocking and filtering implemented

* add params for blocking and filtering channels and streams

* updates and fixes for integration tests

* use newer version of lbry.go when possible

* Add height endpoint and move string functions internal

* remove gitattributes, unused

* some cleanup

* more cleanup / refactor. almost ready for another review

* More cleanup

* use chainhash.Hash types from lbcd where appropriate

* update github action to go-1.17.8

* update go version needed

* trying to fix these builds

* cleanup

* trying to fix memory leak

* fix memory leak (iterator never finished so cleanup didn't run)

* changes per code review

* remove lbry.go v2

* rename sort.go search.go

* fix test
2022-04-29 11:04:01 -04:00

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// Copyright (c) 2013-2016 The btcsuite developers
// Use of this source code is governed by an ISC
// license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
package main
import (
"os"
"os/signal"
log "github.com/sirupsen/logrus"
)
// shutdownRequestChannel is used to initiate shutdown from one of the
// subsystems using the same code paths as when an interrupt signal is received.
var shutdownRequestChannel = make(chan struct{})
// interruptSignals defines the default signals to catch in order to do a proper
// shutdown. This may be modified during init depending on the platform.
var interruptSignals = []os.Signal{os.Interrupt}
// interruptListener listens for OS Signals such as SIGINT (Ctrl+C) and shutdown
// requests from shutdownRequestChannel. It returns a channel that is closed
// when either signal is received.
func interruptListener() <-chan struct{} {
c := make(chan struct{})
go func() {
interruptChannel := make(chan os.Signal, 1)
signal.Notify(interruptChannel, interruptSignals...)
// Listen for initial shutdown signal and close the returned
// channel to notify the caller.
select {
case sig := <-interruptChannel:
log.Infof("Received signal (%s). Shutting down...",
sig)
case <-shutdownRequestChannel:
log.Info("Shutdown requested. Shutting down...")
}
close(c)
// Listen for repeated signals and display a message so the user
// knows the shutdown is in progress and the process is not
// hung.
for {
select {
case sig := <-interruptChannel:
log.Infof("Received signal (%s). Already "+
"shutting down...", sig)
case <-shutdownRequestChannel:
log.Info("Shutdown requested. Already " +
"shutting down...")
}
}
}()
return c
}
// interruptRequested returns true when the channel returned by
// interruptListener was closed. This simplifies early shutdown slightly since
// the caller can just use an if statement instead of a select.
func interruptRequested(interrupted <-chan struct{}) bool {
select {
case <-interrupted:
return true
default:
}
return false
}