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4.  final def asInstanceOf[T0]: T0

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14.  final def notifyAll(): Unit

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15.  def run(): Resource[F, Unit]

    Runs a KCL Consumer in the background as a Resource

    Runs a KCL Consumer in the background as a Resource

    returns

    Resource that manages the lifecycle of the KCL Consumer

16.  def runWithDeferredListener(stateToCompleteOn: WorkerState = WorkerState.STARTED): Resource[F, Deferred[F, Unit]]

    Runs a KCL Consumer in the background as a Resource.

    Runs a KCL Consumer in the background as a Resource. This exposes the WorkerState which can be used as a means to determine if the KCL Consumer is running. A common use case for this is to service healthcheck endpoints when running these in an orchestration service (e.g. Kubernetes or AWS ECS) or running tests that require the consumer to be up before an assertion is checked.

    Unlike runWithRefListener, this method uses a Deferred instance. This is useful when you only need to react when the KCL has reached a specific state 1 time (e.g. wait to produce to a stream until the consumer is started)

    stateToCompleteOn

    WorkerState to expect when completing the Deferred. Default is STARTED.

    returns

    Resource that manages the lifecycle of the KCL Consumer

17.  def runWithRefListener(): Resource[F, Ref[F, WorkerState]]

    Runs a KCL Consumer in the background as a Resource.

    Runs a KCL Consumer in the background as a Resource. This exposes the WorkerState which can be used as a means to determine if the KCL Consumer is running. A common use case for this is to service healthcheck endpoints when running these in an orchestration service (e.g. Kubernetes or AWS ECS) or running tests that require the consumer to be up before an assertion is checked.

    returns

    Resource that manages the lifecycle of the KCL Consumer

18.  final def synchronized[T0](arg0: => T0): T0

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20.  final def wait(): Unit

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21.  final def wait(arg0: Long, arg1: Int): Unit

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22.  final def wait(arg0: Long): Unit

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