omphalos.event.peerDisconnected

omphalos.event.peerDisconnected((payload) => {
  omphalos.log.debug(`asset ${omphalos.asset.name} in my bundle has disconnected`);
});

omphalos.event.peerDisconnected('other-bundle', (payload) => {
  omphalos.log.debug(`asset ${omphalos.asset.name} in other-bundle has disconnected`);
});

This event is raised to indicate that a peer asset has disconnected from the back end and can no longer communicate.

This event gets a payload of:

{
  type: "string", // "panel" | "graphic" | "system"
  name: "string", // The configured name of the asset
  count: "number" // Total active connections for this specific asset
}

The count is always >=0, given that more than one instance of any given asset can be loaded at once. When the value is 0, the last instance of that asset has disconnected.

Invoking this function is equivalent to a call to omphalos.event.on(), and thus returns a function you can use to cancel the event listener registration as needed.