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ipfs-bch-wallet-consumer/src/controllers/timer-controllers.js
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/*
This Controller library is concerned with timer-based functions that are
kicked off periodically.
*/
import config from '../../config/index.js'
class TimerControllers {
constructor (localConfig = {}) {
// Dependency Injection.
this.adapters = localConfig.adapters
if (!this.adapters) {
throw new Error(
'Instance of Adapters library required when instantiating Timer Controller libraries.'
)
}
this.useCases = localConfig.useCases
if (!this.useCases) {
throw new Error(
'Instance of Use Cases library required when instantiating Timer Controller libraries.'
)
}
this.debugLevel = localConfig.debugLevel
// Constants
this.cleanUsageInterval = 60000 * 60 // 1 hour
this.backupUsageInterval = 60000 * 10 // 10 minutes
this.rebootInterval = 60000 * 60 * 12 // 12 hours
// Encapsulate dependencies
this.config = config
// Bind 'this' object to all subfunctions.
this.cleanUsage = this.cleanUsage.bind(this)
this.backupUsage = this.backupUsage.bind(this)
this.autoReboot = this.autoReboot.bind(this)
}
// Start all the time-based controllers.
startTimers () {
// Any new timer control functions can be added here. They will be started
// when the server starts.
this.cleanUsageHandle = setInterval(this.cleanUsage, this.cleanUsageInterval)
this.backupUsageHandle = setInterval(this.backupUsage, this.backupUsageInterval)
// Periodically reboot this app. Helia has a slight memory leak, and occasionally
// runs into unrecoverable network issues. Rebooting is one way to overcome these
// black-box issues.
this.rebootHandle = setInterval(this.autoReboot, this.rebootInterval)
return true
}
stopTimers () {
clearInterval(this.cleanUsageHandle)
clearInterval(this.backupUsageHandle)
}
// Clean the usage state so that stats reflect the last 24 hours.
cleanUsage () {
try {
clearInterval(this.cleanUsageHandle)
const now = new Date()
console.log(`cleanUsage() Timer Controller executing at ${now.toLocaleString()}`)
this.useCases.usage.cleanUsage()
this.cleanUsageHandle = setInterval(this.cleanUsage, this.cleanUsageInterval)
return true
} catch (err) {
console.error('Error in time-controller.js/cleanUsage(): ', err)
this.cleanUsageHandle = setInterval(this.cleanUsage, this.cleanUsageInterval)
// Note: Do not throw an error. This is a top-level function.
return false
}
}
// Backup the usage stats to the database
async backupUsage () {
try {
clearInterval(this.backupUsageHandle)
console.log('backupUsage() Timer Controller executing at ', new Date().toLocaleString())
// Clear the database of old usage data.
await this.useCases.usage.clearUsage()
// Save the current usage snapshot to the database.
await this.useCases.usage.saveUsage()
this.backupUsageHandle = setInterval(this.backupUsage, this.backupUsageInterval)
return true
} catch (err) {
console.error('Error in time-controller.js/backupUsage(): ', err)
this.backupUsageHandle = setInterval(this.backupUsage, this.backupUsageInterval)
// Note: Do not throw an error. This is a top-level function.
return false
}
}
// This timer is used to auto-reboot the processes. If this is being run in Docker container
// (the target for production), the Docker container should automatically restart the timer.
// This is a temporary fix to the IPFS node stalling occasionally until a better fix can be
// found.
autoReboot () {
console.log('Rebooting service.')
process.exit(1)
}
}
export default TimerControllers