Class EmberOneWaitress

The one waitress to rule them all. Hopefully. Careful, she'll burn you if you're late on delivery!

NOTE: messageTag is unreliable, so not used...

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deliveryFailedFor remove removeEvent resolveEvent resolveZCL resolveZDO startWaitingFor startWaitingForEvent waitFor waitForEvent

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deliveryFailedFor

  • deliveryFailedFor(target: number, apsFrame: EmberApsFrame): boolean

  • Reject because of failed delivery notified by ezspMessageSentHandler. NOTE: This checks for APS sequence, which is only valid in ezspMessageSentHandler, not ezspIncomingMessageHandler (sequence from stack)

    Parameters

    Returns boolean

remove

removeEvent

resolveEvent

  • resolveEvent(eventName: string, payload?: { [k: string]: unknown }): boolean

  • Matches event name with matcher's, and payload (if any in matcher) using fast-deep-equal/es6 (all keys & values must match)

    Parameters

    • eventName: string
    • Optionalpayload: { [k: string]: unknown }

    Returns boolean

resolveZCL

resolveZDO

  • resolveZDO(
        sender: number | `0x${string}`,
        apsFrame: EmberApsFrame,
        payload: unknown,
    ): boolean

  • Resolve ZDO response payload.

    Parameters

    • sender: number | `0x${string}`

      Node ID or EUI64 in the response

    • apsFrame: EmberApsFrame

      APS Frame in the response

    • payload: unknown

      Payload to resolve

    Returns boolean

    True if resolved a waiter

startWaitingFor

  • startWaitingFor<T>(matcher: OneWaitressMatcher, timeout: number): Promise<T>

  • Shortcut that starts the timer immediately and returns the promise. No access to id, so no easy cancel.

    Type Parameters

    • T

    Parameters

    • matcher: OneWaitressMatcher
    • timeout: number

    Returns Promise<T>

startWaitingForEvent

  • startWaitingForEvent<T>(
        matcher: OneWaitressEventMatcher,
        timeout: number,
        reason?: string,
    ): Promise<T>

  • Shortcut that starts the timer immediately and returns the promise. No access to id, so no easy cancel.

    Type Parameters

    • T

    Parameters

    • matcher: OneWaitressEventMatcher
    • timeout: number
    • Optionalreason: string

      If supplied, will be used as timeout label, otherwise stringified matcher is.

    Returns Promise<T>

waitFor

  • waitFor<T>(
        matcher: OneWaitressMatcher,
        timeout: number,
    ): { id: number; start: () => { id: number; promise: Promise<T> } }

  • Type Parameters

    • T

    Parameters

    • matcher: OneWaitressMatcher
    • timeout: number

    Returns { id: number; start: () => { id: number; promise: Promise<T> } }

waitForEvent

  • waitForEvent<T>(
        matcher: OneWaitressEventMatcher,
        timeout: number,
        reason?: string,
    ): { id: number; start: () => { id: number; promise: Promise<T> } }

  • Type Parameters

    • T

    Parameters

    • matcher: OneWaitressEventMatcher
    • timeout: number
    • Optionalreason: string

    Returns { id: number; start: () => { id: number; promise: Promise<T> } }

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