IncomingSocketManager

public class IncomingSocketManager

The IncomingSocketManager class is in charge of managing all of the incoming sockets. In particular, it is in charge of:

On Linux when no special compile options are specified: a. Creating the epoll handle b. Adding new incoming sockets to the epoll descriptor for read events c. Running the “thread” that does the epoll_wait
Creating and managing the IncomingSocketHandlers and IncomingHTTPDataProcessors (one pair per incomng socket)
Cleaning up idle sockets, when new incoming sockets arrive.

Usage Example:

 //Create a manager to manage all of the incoming sockets.
 var manager: IncomingSocketManager?

 override func setUp() {
     manager = IncomingSocketManager()
 }

init(options:)

IncomingSocketManager initializer
init(options:)
IncomingSocketManager initializer
Declaration
Swift

public init(options: ServerOptions = ServerOptions())
stop()
Stop this socket manager instance and cleanup resources. If using epoll, it also ends the epoll process() task, closes the epoll fd and releases its thread.

Usage Example:
```
socketManager?.stop()
```
Declaration
Swift

public func stop()


                    
                    
                    handle(socket:processor:)

Handle a new incoming socket

Usage Example:

processor?.handler = handler

Declaration

Swift

public func handle(socket: Socket, processor: IncomingSocketProcessor)

Parameters

`socket`	the incoming socket to handle
`using`	The ServerDelegate to actually handle the socket