Trait BlockerSpec

pub trait BlockerSpec {
    // Required methods
    fn app_block_action(&self) -> &AppBlockAction;
    fn escape_block_action(&self) -> &AppBlockAction;
    fn should_block_task_manager(&self) -> bool;
    fn should_block_terminal(&self) -> bool;
    fn should_block_system_settings(&self) -> bool;
}

The BlockerSpec trait defines the interface for a blocking policy, providing methods to specify what actions should be taken for blocking different system features such as applications, processes, system settings, etc. This trait contains both platform-independent and platform-specific methods.

Required Methods

fn app_block_action(&self) -> &AppBlockAction

Retrieves the action to be performed when blocking an application.

This defines what happens when an app needs to be blocked, such as terminating, hiding, or restricting its access.

Returns

AppBlockAction - the specified action to take when blocking an app.

fn escape_block_action(&self) -> &AppBlockAction

Retrieves the action to be performed when the user attempts to bypass or escape the block.

This defines the action to be taken when a user tries to circumvent the blocking policy.

Returns

AppBlockAction - the specified action to take when an escape attempt occurs.

fn should_block_task_manager(&self) -> bool

Indicates whether the Task Manager (or Activity Monitor) should be blocked.

Returns

true if Task Manager/Activity Monitor should be blocked, false otherwise.

fn should_block_terminal(&self) -> bool

Indicates whether terminal applications should be blocked.

Returns

true if terminal applications should be blocked, false otherwise.

fn should_block_system_settings(&self) -> bool

Indicates whether system settings should be blocked.

Returns

true if system settings should be blocked, false otherwise.

Implementors