Built-in GClasses

@yuneta/gobj-js ships three built-in GClasses that every application uses. They must be registered explicitly before any GObject of that type can be created.

C_YUNO¶

The application root. Always the first GClass registered.

import { register_c_yuno } from "@yuneta/gobj-js";
register_c_yuno();

Key attributes¶

yuno_name, yuno_role, yuno_id, yuno_version, yuno_release, yuneta_version, required_services, tracing, start_date, node_uuid, __username__.

C_TIMER¶

Manages timeouts and periodic timers. Delivers EV_TIMEOUT (one-shot) or EV_TIMEOUT_PERIODIC to its subscriber.

import {
    register_c_timer,
    set_timeout,
    set_timeout_periodic,
    clear_timeout,
} from "@yuneta/gobj-js";

register_c_timer();

// One-shot timeout (ms)
set_timeout(timer_gobj, 5000);

// Periodic timeout
set_timeout_periodic(timer_gobj, 1000);

// Cancel
clear_timeout(timer_gobj);

Events published: EV_TIMEOUT, EV_TIMEOUT_PERIODIC

Attributes: subscriber, periodic, msec

C_IEVENT_CLI¶

Inter-event client — proxies a remote Yuneta service over WebSocket so it looks like a local GObject. Used to communicate with backend yunos.

import { register_c_ievent_cli } from "@yuneta/gobj-js";
register_c_ievent_cli();

const remote = gobj_create_service("backend", "C_IEVENT_CLI", {
    url:                "ws://localhost:1991",
    wanted_yuno_role:   "agent",
    wanted_yuno_service: "agent",
    jwt:                "...",
}, gobj_yuno());

Key attributes¶

url, jwt, wanted_yuno_role, wanted_yuno_name, wanted_yuno_service, remote_yuno_role, remote_yuno_name, remote_yuno_service.

Once connected, C_IEVENT_CLI republishes every event that arrives from the remote side as a local event on itself — subscribe to it the same way you would to any local GObject.