Struct ClientLink 

pub struct ClientLink { /* private fields */ }

One authenticated server link.

The first five methods are the whole transport surface the runloop uses, so a change of transport touches this struct alone. The remaining two read the supervision state of the connection the handle keeps across redials.

Implementations

impl ClientLink

pub async fn connect( init: &ClientInit, live_sessions: Vec<LiveSession>, ) -> Result<Self, NetError>

Dial, verify the certificate pin, sign the server challenge, then read the role slice with hello.

pub async fn authenticate( &self, live_sessions: Vec<LiveSession>, ) -> Result<(), NetError>

Send the routed hello again on the connection this link now holds.

The net layer redials on its own, and a fresh connection carries no role binding until this frame lands, so a caller replays it whenever readiness returns (plan §7 line 310).

pub fn welcome(&self) -> &Welcome

Role slice the server bound this link to.

pub async fn request(&self, op: ClientOp) -> Result<ResBody, NetError>

Send one request frame and answer with its body. A refusal from the server arrives inside the body, which keeps the retry decision in the intent machine.

pub fn events(&self) -> Receiver<Frame<ClientOp>>

Clone the server observation stream.

pub async fn close(&self) -> Result<(), NetError>

Send bye and drain in-flight requests.

pub fn readiness(&self) -> ConnReadiness

Liveness of the connection behind this link.

pub async fn failure(&self) -> Option<NetError>

Reason the supervisor stopped redialing.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for ClientLink

fn clone(&self) -> Self

Returns a duplicate of the value.

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

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Outbox for ClientLink

fn send( &self, op: ClientOp, ) -> Pin<Box<dyn Future<Output = Result<(), NetError>> + Send + '_>>

fn request( &self, op: ClientOp, ) -> Pin<Box<dyn Future<Output = Result<ResBody, NetError>> + Send + '_>>

One request round trip, for a caller that needs the server’s answer rather than a queued frame: the local CLI reports the verdict a send got.