Struct PlayerFinder 

pub struct PlayerFinder { /* private fields */ }

Used to find Players running on a D-Bus connection.

All find results are sorted in alphabetical order.

Implementations

impl PlayerFinder

pub fn new() -> Result<Self, DBusError>

Creates a new PlayerFinder with a new default D-Bus connection.

Use for_connection if you want to provide the D-Bus connection yourself.

pub fn for_connection(connection: Connection) -> Self

Create a new PlayerFinder with the given connection.

Use new if you want a new default connection rather than manually managing the D-Bus connection.

pub fn player_timeout_ms(&self) -> i32

Get the current timeout value that all Players created through this finder will inherit

Can be set with set_player_timeout_ms

pub fn set_player_timeout_ms(&mut self, timeout_ms: i32)

Set the timeout value that all Players created through this finder will inherit

pub fn find_all(&self) -> Result<Vec<Player>, FindingError>

Find all available Players in the connection.

Will return an empty Vec and not NoPlayerFound if there are no players.

pub fn find_first(&self) -> Result<Player, FindingError>

Return the first found Player regardless of state.

pub fn find_active(&self) -> Result<Player, FindingError>

Try to find the “active” Player in the connection.

This method will try to determine which player a user is most likely to use. First it will look for a player with the playback status Playing, then for a Paused, then one with track metadata, after that it will just return the first it finds. NoPlayerFound is returned only if there is no player on the DBus.

pub fn find_by_name(&self, name: &str) -> Result<Player, FindingError>

Find a Player by it’s MPRIS Identity. Returns NoPlayerFound if no direct match found.

pub fn iter_players(&self) -> Result<PlayerIter, DBusError>

Returns a PlayerIter iterator, or an DBusError if there was a problem with the D-Bus

For more details see PlayerIter documentation

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for PlayerFinder

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

Formats the value using the given formatter.