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Miaou core/widgets (no drivers, no SDL)

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doc/miaou-core.interfaces/Miaou_interfaces/Timer/index.html

Module Miaou_interfaces.TimerSource

Page-scoped timer callbacks for periodic and one-shot state updates.

Timers are registered by pages/widgets and checked by the driver on every tick. When a timer's deadline is reached, it is marked as "fired" for the current tick. Pages consume fired timers in their refresh function (or service_cycle) by calling drain_fired.

All timers are automatically cleared on page navigation via clear_all, giving page-scoped lifecycle with zero page cooperation.

Usage in pages:

  (* In init or on_key: register a 5-second periodic refresh *)
  let timer = Timer.require () in
  timer.set_interval ~id:"poll" 5.0 ;

  (* In refresh: check which timers fired *)
  let fired = timer.drain_fired () in
  if List.mem "poll" fired then
    (* re-fetch data *)

Usage in drivers:

  let timer_state = Timer.create_state () in
  Timer.register timer_state ;
  (* At the top of every tick: *)
  Timer.tick timer_state ;
  (* On page switch: *)
  Timer.clear_all timer_state ;

Timer kinds

Sourcetype kind =
  1. | Interval
    (*

    Repeats every interval_s seconds.

    *)
  2. | Timeout
    (*

    Fires once after delay_s seconds, then auto-removes.

    *)

Whether a timer repeats or fires once.

Mutable driver-side state

Sourcetype state

Opaque driver-side state. Drivers create one, register it, and call tick on each loop iteration.

Read-only capability view

Sourcetype t = {
  1. set_interval : id:string -> float -> unit;
    (*

    set_interval ~id interval_s registers (or replaces) a repeating timer with the given id. It will first fire after interval_s seconds, then repeat.

    *)
  2. set_timeout : id:string -> float -> unit;
    (*

    set_timeout ~id delay_s registers a one-shot timer. It fires once after delay_s seconds and is then automatically removed.

    *)
  3. clear : string -> unit;
    (*

    clear id removes the timer with the given id. No-op if no such timer exists.

    *)
  4. drain_fired : unit -> string list;
    (*

    Return the list of timer IDs that fired since the last call to drain_fired (or since the last tick), and reset the fired set. Typically called in refresh.

    *)
  5. active_ids : unit -> string list;
    (*

    Return the IDs of all currently registered timers.

    *)
}

The interface exposed to pages and widgets via the capability registry.

Capability access

Sourceval set : t -> unit
Sourceval get : unit -> t option
Sourceval require : unit -> t

Driver-side API

Sourceval create_state : unit -> state

Create a new empty timer state. Uses Clock.require () to obtain the current time, so the Clock capability must be registered first.

Sourceval register : state -> unit

Register the timer state as a capability so that pages and widgets can access it via get / require.

Sourceval tick : state -> unit

Advance timers. Call this at the top of every tick iteration, after Clock.tick. Checks all registered timers against the current clock time, marks due ones as fired, reschedules intervals, and removes expired timeouts.

Sourceval clear_all : state -> unit

Remove all registered timers. Call this on page navigation to ensure timers don't leak across pages.