Struct InboundEvent 

pub struct InboundEvent(pub Event);

The inbound (client-signed) Nostr event for the current request.

Injected into a request’s rmcp extensions typemap by NostrServerWorker alongside ClientPubkey, so a tool, resource, or prompt handler can read the full signed event — its id, pubkey, sig, … — to bind a tool call to the publishing event, store it for later return, or audit it:

use contextvm_sdk::transport::server::InboundEvent;
use rmcp::service::RequestContext;
use rmcp::RoleServer;

if let Some(ev) = ctx.extensions.get::<InboundEvent>() {
    let sig_hex = ev.0.sig.to_string(); // Schnorr signature, hex
    // …
}

For gift-wrapped requests this is the inner, signature-verified event (the same one whose pubkey is surfaced as ClientPubkey, so ev.0.pubkey and ClientPubkey agree by construction). For plaintext requests it is the outer request event. For CEP-22 oversized requests it is the carrying end frame’s event (a notifications/progress event signed by the client whose id is the correlation id) — the request was chunked, so no single dedicated request event exists. It is injected only for real client requests; synthetic transport-internal requests (announcement / initialization drives) carry no event, so extensions.get::<InboundEvent>() returns None for them. This is purely a local affordance — it is never serialized onto the wire. The event id is also reachable as the rmcp request id (ctx.id); this type additionally exposes sig, which the server cannot reconstruct without the client’s private key.

Tuple Fields

0: Event

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for InboundEvent

fn clone(&self) -> InboundEvent

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for InboundEvent

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.