openmct/platform/telemetry/src/TelemetryHandle.js
Victor Woeltjen 5940f94644 [Time Conductor] Cancel requests
Don't callback for any telemetry requests from a TelemetryHandle
if the handle has been destroyed.
2015-11-03 15:24:38 -08:00

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/*global define*/
define(
[],
function () {
"use strict";
/**
* A telemetry handle acts as a helper in issuing requests for
* new telemetry as well as subscribing to real-time updates
* for the same telemetry series. This is exposed through the
* `telemetryHandler` service.
* @param $q Angular's $q, for promises
* @param {TelemetrySubscription} subscription a subscription
* to supplied telemetry
* @constructor
* @memberof platform/telemetry
*/
function TelemetryHandle($q, subscription) {
var seriesMap = {},
active = true,
self = Object.create(subscription);
// Request a telemetry series for this specific object
function requestSeries(telemetryObject, request, callback) {
var id = telemetryObject.getId(),
telemetry = telemetryObject.getCapability('telemetry');
function receiveSeries(series) {
// Store it for subsequent lookup
seriesMap[id] = series;
// Notify callback of new series data, if there is one
if (callback && active) {
callback(telemetryObject, series);
}
// Pass it along for promise-chaining
return series;
}
// Issue the request via the object's telemetry capability
return telemetry.requestData(request).then(receiveSeries);
}
self.unsubscribe = function () {
active = false;
return subscription.unsubscribe();
};
/**
* Get the most recently obtained telemetry data series associated
* with this domain object.
* @param {DomainObject} the domain object which has telemetry
* data associated with it
* @return {TelemetrySeries} the most recent telemetry series
* (or undefined if there is not one)
* @memberof platform/telemetry.TelemetryHandle#
*/
self.getSeries = function (domainObject) {
var id = domainObject.getId();
return seriesMap[id];
};
/**
* Change the request duration.
* @param {TelemetryRequest} request the request to issue
* @param {Function} [callback] a callback that will be
* invoked as new data becomes available, with the
* domain object for which new data is available.
* @memberof platform/telemetry.TelemetryHandle#
*/
self.request = function (request, callback) {
// Issue (and handle) the new request from this object
function issueRequest(telemetryObject) {
return requestSeries(telemetryObject, request, callback);
}
// Map the request to all telemetry objects
function issueRequests(telemetryObjects) {
return $q.all(telemetryObjects.map(issueRequest));
}
// If the request is a simple number, treat it as a duration
request = (typeof request === 'number') ?
{ duration: request } : request;
// Look up telemetry-providing objects from the subscription,
// then issue new requests.
return subscription.promiseTelemetryObjects()
.then(issueRequests);
};
/**
* Get the latest telemetry datum for this domain object. This
* will be from real-time telemetry, unless an index is specified,
* in which case it will be pulled from the historical telemetry
* series at the specified index. If there is no latest available
* datum, this will return undefined.
*
* @param {DomainObject} domainObject the object of interest
* @param {number} [index] the index of the data of interest
* @returns {TelemetryDatum} the most recent datum
*/
self.getDatum = function (telemetryObject, index) {
function makeNewDatum(series) {
return series ?
subscription.makeDatum(telemetryObject, series, index) :
undefined;
}
return typeof index !== 'number' ?
subscription.getDatum(telemetryObject) :
makeNewDatum(this.getSeries(telemetryObject));
};
return self;
}
return TelemetryHandle;
}
);