pub struct AppInterfaceConfig {
    pub signal_subscriptions: HashMap<InstalledAppId, SignalSubscription>,
    pub driver: InterfaceDriver,
}
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Here, interfaces are user facing and make available zome functions to GUIs, browser based web UIs, local native UIs, other local applications and scripts. We currently have:

  • websockets

We will also soon develop

  • Unix domain sockets

The cells (referenced by ID) that are to be made available via that interface should be listed.

Fields§

§signal_subscriptions: HashMap<InstalledAppId, SignalSubscription>

The signal subscription settings for each App

§driver: InterfaceDriver

The driver for the interface, e.g. Websocket

Implementations§

Create config for a websocket interface

Examples found in repository?
src/conductor/conductor.rs (line 488)
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        pub async fn add_app_interface(
            self: Arc<Self>,
            port: either::Either<u16, AppInterfaceId>,
        ) -> ConductorResult<u16> {
            let interface_id = match port {
                either::Either::Left(port) => AppInterfaceId::new(port),
                either::Either::Right(id) => id,
            };
            let port = interface_id.port();
            tracing::debug!("Attaching interface {}", port);
            let app_api = RealAppInterfaceApi::new(self.clone());
            // This receiver is thrown away because we can produce infinite new
            // receivers from the Sender
            let (signal_tx, _r) = tokio::sync::broadcast::channel(SIGNAL_BUFFER_SIZE);
            let stop_rx = self.task_manager.share_ref(|tm| {
                tm.as_ref()
                    .expect("Task manager not initialized")
                    .task_stop_broadcaster()
                    .subscribe()
            });
            let (port, task) = spawn_app_interface_task(port, app_api, signal_tx.clone(), stop_rx)
                .await
                .map_err(Box::new)?;
            // TODO: RELIABILITY: Handle this task by restarting it if it fails and log the error
            self.manage_task(ManagedTaskAdd::ignore(
                task,
                &format!("app interface, port {}", port),
            ))
            .await?;
            let interface = AppInterfaceRuntime::Websocket { signal_tx };

            self.app_interfaces.share_mut(|app_interfaces| {
                if app_interfaces.contains_key(&interface_id) {
                    return Err(ConductorError::AppInterfaceIdCollision(
                        interface_id.clone(),
                    ));
                }

                app_interfaces.insert(interface_id.clone(), interface);
                Ok(())
            })?;
            let config = AppInterfaceConfig::websocket(port);
            self.update_state(|mut state| {
                state.app_interfaces.insert(interface_id, config);
                Ok(state)
            })
            .await?;
            tracing::debug!("App interface added at port: {}", port);
            Ok(port)
        }

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