Module timer 

Generated cluster module

Structs

AddTimeRequest

AddTimeRequestArrayBuilder

AddTimeRequestBuilder

Feature

HandlerAdaptor

The handler adaptor for the cluster-specific handler. This adaptor implements the generic rs-matter handler trait.

HandlerAsyncAdaptor

The handler adaptor for the cluster-specific handler. This adaptor implements the generic rs-matter handler trait.

ReduceTimeRequest

ReduceTimeRequestArrayBuilder

ReduceTimeRequestBuilder

SetTimerRequest

SetTimerRequestArrayBuilder

SetTimerRequestBuilder

TimerAttrReadsView

Cluster-scoped view onto an crate::im::AttrPathArrayBuilder for the Timer cluster. Each method pushes one AttrPath (cluster ID baked in) and returns Self for chaining; .end() closes the underlying array. Attribute names that would collide with the view’s own inherent methods (see RESERVED_VIEW_METHOD_NAMES in the codegen) get an attr_ prefix.

TimerAttrResponsesView

Cluster-scoped response view onto a crate::im::ReportDataResp for the Timer cluster. Each method returns an iterator of (EndptId, Result<T, Error>) over the entries in attr_reports whose path matches that attribute. Attribute names that would collide with the view’s own inherent methods (see RESERVED_VIEW_METHOD_NAMES in the codegen) get an attr_ prefix.

TimerAttrWritesView

Cluster-scoped view onto an crate::im::AttrDataArrayBuilder for the Timer cluster. Scalar-valued attrs push and return Self for chaining; struct/list-valued attrs return the codegen-emitted typed value builder (whose parent chain bypasses the view — close back to the array via Data + AttrData .end()?s). .end() closes the wrapped array. Attribute names that would collide with the view’s own inherent methods (see RESERVED_VIEW_METHOD_NAMES in the codegen) get an attr_ prefix.

TimerClientView

Per-exchange view onto the Timer cluster’s client operations. Returned by TimerClient::timer. Each method consumes the view (and therefore the underlying crate::transport::exchange::Exchange) — one exchange is one IM transaction.

TimerCmdRequestsView

Cluster-scoped view onto a crate::im::CmdDataArrayBuilder for the Timer cluster. Empty-request commands push and return Self; parameterized commands return the codegen-emitted typed request builder (whose parent chain bypasses the view — close back to the array via Data + CmdData .end()?s). .end() closes the wrapped array. Command names that would collide with the view’s own inherent methods (see RESERVED_VIEW_METHOD_NAMES in the codegen — currently end, which the WebRTC cluster uses) get a cmd_ prefix.

TimerCmdResponsesView

Cluster-scoped response view onto a crate::im::InvokeResp for the Timer cluster. Each method returns an iterator of (EndptId, Result<R, Error>) over the entries in invoke_responses whose path matches that command. Command names that would collide with the view’s own inherent methods (see RESERVED_VIEW_METHOD_NAMES in the codegen) get a cmd_ prefix.

TimerWriteResponsesView

Cluster-scoped write-status view onto a crate::im::WriteResp for the Timer cluster. Each method returns an iterator of (EndptId, Result<(), Error>) over the entries in write_responses whose path matches that attribute. Attribute names that would collide with the view’s own inherent methods (see RESERVED_VIEW_METHOD_NAMES in the codegen) get an attr_ prefix.

Enums

AddTimeRequestTag

AttributeId

The attribute IDs for the cluster.

CommandId

The command IDs for the cluster.

CommandResponseId

The command response IDs for the cluster.

EventId

The event IDs for the cluster.

ReduceTimeRequestTag

SetTimerRequestTag

TimerStatusEnum

Constants

FULL_CLUSTER

The cluster metadata. By default, all cluster attributes, commands and events are allowed, and the revision is the latest one. Use Cluster::with_* to reconfigure.

Traits

ClusterAsyncHandler

The handler trait for the cluster.

ClusterHandler

The handler trait for the cluster.

TimerAttrReads

IM-client extension trait for the Timer cluster’s attribute reads. use this trait to call .timer_read() on an crate::im::AttrPathArrayBuilder; the returned TimerAttrReadsView exposes one method per attribute (cluster-prefix-free). .end() on the view closes the wrapped array.

TimerAttrResponses

IM-client extension trait for extracting Timer-cluster attribute reports out of a generic crate::im::ReportDataResp. use this trait to call .timer_read_resp() on a ReportDataResp; the returned TimerAttrResponsesView exposes one iterator method per attribute (scalar, string, struct and list alike), each yielding (EndptId, Result<T, Error>). The item type borrows the response, so string/struct/list attributes come back as Utf8Str<'a>/OctetStr<'a>, the codegen struct wrapper Foo<'a>, or TLVArray<'a, _> respectively.

TimerAttrWrites

IM-client extension trait for the Timer cluster’s attribute writes. use this trait to call .timer_write() on an crate::im::AttrDataArrayBuilder; the returned TimerAttrWritesView exposes one method per writable attribute (cluster-prefix-free). .end() on the view closes the wrapped array.

TimerClient

Single-shot IM-client convenience trait for the Timer cluster. use this trait to call .timer() on an crate::transport::exchange::Exchange; the returned TimerClientView exposes one method per command and per attribute. Scalar attributes get a by-value <attr>_read(endpoint); non-scalar ones (string/octet/struct/list, whose value borrows the response) get <attr>_read_with(endpoint, |v| …), which hands the borrowed value to the closure and returns its owned result. The cluster ID, command/attribute ID, request opcode, retransmit loop, response-chunk iteration, and status-only handling are all baked in. DefaultSuccess commands return Result<(), Error> and drain the response internally; response-bearing commands return Result<<RespStruct>Handle<'a>, Error> — the handle keeps the RX buffer alive so the caller can read the borrowed response via .response()? before .complete().await?ing the exchange.

TimerCmdRequests

IM-client extension trait for the Timer cluster’s commands. use this trait to call .timer_inv() on a crate::im::CmdDataArrayBuilder; the returned TimerCmdRequestsView exposes one method per command (cluster-prefix-free). .end() on the view closes the wrapped array.

TimerCmdResponses

IM-client extension trait for extracting Timer-cluster command responses out of a generic crate::im::InvokeResp. use this trait to call .timer_inv_resp() on an InvokeResp; the returned TimerCmdResponsesView exposes one iterator method per command, each yielding (EndptId, Result<<Output>, Error>) — see crate::im::InvokeResp::responses / crate::im::InvokeResp::statuses for the per-entry semantics.

TimerWriteResponses

IM-client extension trait for extracting Timer-cluster per-attribute write statuses out of a generic crate::im::WriteResp. use this trait to call .timer_write_resp() on a WriteResp; the returned TimerWriteResponsesView exposes one iterator method per writable attribute, each yielding (EndptId, Result<(), Error>).