#include <fastmm/strategies/registry.hpp>

Public Member Functions
AddResult	try_add (std::string_view name, const ParamSchema *schema, TransportKind kind, StrategyEntry::Factory factory, StrategyEntry::PublisherFactory publisher=nullptr)
	Registers `factory` for one transport kind of `name`.

const StrategyEntry *	find (std::string_view name) const noexcept

const std::vector< StrategyEntry > &	entries () const noexcept

std::unique_ptr< IEngineRunner >	make (std::string_view name, TransportKind kind, RunnerDeps &deps) const
	Builds a runner; null when `name` or its factory for `kind` is missing, or the factory refuses (wrong backend).

Static Public Member Functions
static StrategyRegistry &	instance ()
	The registry the CLIs, run_backtest(cfg, name), replay_journal and Python use.

Member Function Documentation

◆ instance()

static StrategyRegistry & fastmm::StrategyRegistry::instance ( )

inlinestatic

The registry the CLIs, run_backtest(cfg, name), replay_journal and Python use.

Not thread-safe for writers: register before starting threads. Tests use a local registry.

◆ try_add()

AddResult fastmm::StrategyRegistry::try_add	(	std::string_view	name,
		const ParamSchema *	schema,
		TransportKind	kind,
		StrategyEntry::Factory	factory,
		StrategyEntry::PublisherFactory	publisher = `nullptr`
	)

inline

Registers factory for one transport kind of name.

Registering the same schema and factory again does nothing (AlreadyPresent); anything that would replace or disagree with an existing registration changes nothing and returns Conflict.

◆ find()

const StrategyEntry * fastmm::StrategyRegistry::find ( std::string_view name ) const

inlinenoexcept

◆ entries()

const std::vector< StrategyEntry > & fastmm::StrategyRegistry::entries ( ) const

inlinenoexcept

◆ make()

std::unique_ptr< IEngineRunner > fastmm::StrategyRegistry::make	(	std::string_view	name,
		TransportKind	kind,
		RunnerDeps &	deps
	)		const

inline

Builds a runner; null when name or its factory for kind is missing, or the factory refuses (wrong backend).

Throws std::invalid_argument on bad parameters (startup only).