OCaml API

module libtmux-ocaml latest

Libtmux_eio

Concurrent Linux tmux clients using the application's Eio scheduler.

Source and package

module Libtmux_eio module libtmux-eio [source] ¶: Description#

Client methods perform I/O unless documented otherwise. Captured Libtmux.Snapshot observations and retained Operation.inspect remain local. Clients belong to the connecting domain. Closure releases their owned resources; tmux applies its configured daemon lifetime.
See Client for acquisition and commands, Operation for cancellation outcomes, and Subscription for bounded future output. The streaming guide demonstrates application-owned switches, cancellation and continuity gaps.

Members7#

Client module An explicit generation-bound connection. Applications retain ownership of the endpoint choice and resource lifetime.
Workspace module Apply workspace plans through Eio while retaining journals across caller cancellation. Handles belong to the creating domain; the application owns the scheduler and switch.

Cleanup module Domain-owned cleanup diagnostics shared with the blocking backend. Supply a report before setup to inspect secondary failures after native cancellation. No scheduler is needed to inspect a report.
Operation module A retained admitted command. A cancelled waiter does not erase its eventual success, failure or uncertainty.
Rendered module
Subscription module Bounded future-byte observation with Data/Gap/End and local cursors. Polling is local; waiting and admission belong to the backend.
Terminal module Interactive attachment using borrowed application streams. This utility addresses the current daemon explicitly and does not reuse captured targets.