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Section titled “Booter”Complex applications can be composed of multiple subsystems or groups or processes, independants or dependants of
each others. And starting theses subsystems is not easy as :application.start/2 or a supervisor child spec.
Booter allows modules to define a list of boot steps using Module attributes. Each step define what to call, what it requires and enables. A directed acyclic graph is then created from theses steps, and called in the correct order.
Inspired/adapted to Elixir by RabbitMQ’s boot process implemented in [rabbit.erl][1] and [rabbit_misc.erl][2]. For an in-depth explaination, read Alvaro Videla’s [article][3] and [slides][4].
[Read the API documentation for full usage][exdoc].
Defining boot steps
Section titled “Defining boot steps”Using Booter and the boot_step/3 macro:
defmodule MyModule do use Booter
# without name (__MODULE__ is assumed) boot_step mfa: {mod, fun, args}, requires: :required_step, enables: :another_step
# with name boot_step :awesome_name, mfa: {mod, fun, args}, requires: :required_step, enables: :another_step
# With name and description boot_step :awesome_name, "Unicorn generator", mfa: {mod,fun,args}, requires: :rainbow_server, enables: :magicendStart boot
Section titled “Start boot”Just call Booter.boot!. Can raise exceptions.
[exdoc] !: http://eraserewind.github.io/booter/ [1] !: https://github.com/rabbitmq/rabbitmq-server/blob/master/src/rabbit.erl [2] !: https://github.com/rabbitmq/rabbitmq-server/blob/master/src/rabbit_misc.erl [3] !: https://github.com/videlalvaro/rabbit-internals/blob/master/rabbit_boot_process.md [4] !: http://fr.slideshare.net/old_sound/rabbitmq-boot-system