Onchannel
Onchannel is a term used in software development and networking to describe an event-driven pattern associated with a communication channel. It is not a formal standard, but a naming convention or API concept that appears in multiple frameworks to denote a callback or listener that responds to activity on a channel.
In messaging and pub/sub systems, onchannel often refers to a listener registered to receive messages published
Common design considerations for onchannel patterns include asynchronous execution, the need for thread safety, proper error
Examples of usage often involve registering a function or method to react to specific channel events. For
Overall, onchannel acts as an informal label for event-driven channel handling rather than a single, universal