Controller

Gets the contrainer’s communicationManager.

Gets the container object of this controller.

Gets the container’s Runtime object.

Gets the controller’s options as specified in the configuration options.

Gets the registered name of this controller.

The registered name is either defined by the corresponding key in the Components.controllers object in the container configuration, or by invoking Container.registerController method with this name.

This dispose bag holds references to your observable subscriptions added with .disposed(by: self.disposeBag). These subscriptions are automatically disposed when the communication manager is stopped (in the onCommunicationManagerStopping base method).

Never instantiate controller objects in your application; they are created automatically by dependency injection.

Advertise a Log object for debugging purposes.

Advertise an informational Log object.

Advertise a Log object for a warning.

Advertise a Log object for an error.

Advertise a Log object for a fatal error.

Called when the container has completely set up and injected all dependency components, including all its controllers.

Use this method to perform initializations in your custom controller class instead of defining a constructor. Although the base implementation does nothing it is good practice to call super.onInit() in your override method; especially if your custom controller class extends from another custom controller class and not from the base Controller class directly.

Called when the communication manager is about to start or restart. Implement side effects here. Ensure that super.onCommunicationManagerStarting is called in your override. The base implementation does nothing.

Called when the communication manager is about to stop. Implement side effects here. Ensure that super.onCommunicationManagerStopping is called in your override.

The base implementation disposes all observable subscriptions collected by the controller’s dispose bag (see self.disposeBag) and reinitializes a new dispose bag afterwards.

Called by the Coaty container when this instance should be disposed. Implement cleanup side effects here. The base implementation does nothing.

Whenever one of the controller’s log methods (e.g. logDebug, logInfo, logWarning, logError, logFatal) is called by application code, the controller creates a Log object with appropriate property values and passes it to this method before advertising it.

You can override this method to additionally set certain properties (such as LogHost.hostname or Log.logLabels). Ensure that super.extendLogObject is called in your override. The base method does nothing.