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Yep. Definitely something you can do manually, but the API makes it easier to reason about and coordinate across otherwise disconnected/unrelated code.
by abathur 3y ago
Yep. Definitely something you can do manually, but the API makes it easier to reason about and coordinate across otherwise disconnected/unrelated code.
- e12e 3y agoWas thinking more as a "global" queue (like how psql/libpq will go look for a socket to local postgres in "the right place") - and a binary/program "event" could "magically" store ("on") and process ("emit") events in a db file /tmp/event.<namespace><random>.sqlite3 - creating/initializing or re-using db file as needed... So keep the api, but support cross process queues, more or less.