use opentelemetry::Key;
use std::fmt::{Display, Formatter};
pub const TCP_OUTLET_AT: &Key = &Key::from_static_str("app.tcp_outlet.at");
pub const TCP_OUTLET_FROM: &Key = &Key::from_static_str("app.tcp_outlet.from");
pub const TCP_OUTLET_TO: &Key = &Key::from_static_str("app.tcp_outlet.to");
pub const TCP_OUTLET_ALIAS: &Key = &Key::from_static_str("app.tcp_outlet.alias");
pub const TCP_INLET_AT: &Key = &Key::from_static_str("app.tcp_inlet.at");
pub const TCP_INLET_FROM: &Key = &Key::from_static_str("app.tcp_inlet.from");
pub const TCP_INLET_TO: &Key = &Key::from_static_str("app.tcp_inlet.to");
pub const TCP_INLET_ALIAS: &Key = &Key::from_static_str("app.tcp_inlet.alias");
pub const TCP_INLET_CONNECTION_STATUS: &Key =
&Key::from_static_str("app.tcp_inlet.connection_status");
#[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum JourneyEvent {
Enrolled,
IdentityCreated,
IdentityImported,
NodeCreated,
TcpInletCreated,
TcpOutletCreated,
RelayCreated,
PortalCreated,
Ok {
command_name: String,
},
Error {
command_name: String,
message: String,
},
}
impl JourneyEvent {
pub fn ok(command_name: String) -> JourneyEvent {
JourneyEvent::Ok { command_name }
}
pub fn error(command_name: String, message: String) -> JourneyEvent {
JourneyEvent::Error {
command_name,
message,
}
}
}
impl Display for JourneyEvent {
fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result {
match self {
JourneyEvent::Enrolled => f.write_str("✅ enrolled"),
JourneyEvent::IdentityCreated => f.write_str("✅ identity created"),
JourneyEvent::IdentityImported => f.write_str("✅ identity imported"),
JourneyEvent::NodeCreated => f.write_str("✅ node created"),
JourneyEvent::TcpInletCreated => f.write_str("✅ tcp inlet created"),
JourneyEvent::TcpOutletCreated => f.write_str("✅ tcp outlet created"),
JourneyEvent::RelayCreated => f.write_str("✅ relay created"),
JourneyEvent::PortalCreated => f.write_str("✅ portal created"),
JourneyEvent::Ok { command_name } => f.write_fmt(format_args!("🔨 {command_name}")),
JourneyEvent::Error { command_name, .. } => {
f.write_fmt(format_args!("❌ {} error", command_name))
}
}
}
}