pub enum IpcMethod {
Hello,
CurrentState,
EventsSubscribe,
LogsTail,
CommandRestartChild,
CommandPauseChild,
CommandResumeChild,
CommandQuarantineChild,
CommandRemoveChild,
CommandAddChild,
CommandShutdownTree,
}Expand description
Typed IPC method accepted by the target process.
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Hello
Protocol handshake.
CurrentState
Full dashboard state request.
EventsSubscribe
Event subscription request.
LogsTail
Log tail subscription request.
CommandRestartChild
Restart child command.
CommandPauseChild
Pause child command.
CommandResumeChild
Resume child command.
CommandQuarantineChild
Quarantine child command.
CommandRemoveChild
Remove child command.
CommandAddChild
Add child command.
CommandShutdownTree
Shutdown tree command.
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Source§impl IpcMethod
impl IpcMethod
Sourcepub fn parse(method: &str) -> Result<Self, DashboardError>
pub fn parse(method: &str) -> Result<Self, DashboardError>
Parses a wire method and rejects unsupported aliases.
§Arguments
method: Method name from the request.
§Returns
Returns a typed method or an unsupported-method error.
Examples found in repository?
342 async fn dispatch(&self, request: &IpcRequest) -> Result<IpcResult, DashboardError> {
343 // Parse the request method.
344 let method = IpcMethod::parse(&request.method)?;
345 // Dispatch by method.
346 match method {
347 // Return protocol hello response.
348 IpcMethod::Hello => Ok(IpcResult::Hello {
349 // Include protocol version.
350 protocol_version: DASHBOARD_IPC_PROTOCOL_VERSION.to_owned(),
351 // Include registration payload.
352 registration: build_registration_payload(&self.config)?,
353 // End hello payload.
354 }),
355 // Return the current demo state.
356 IpcMethod::CurrentState => {
357 // Build current scenario state.
358 let state = self.scenario.state();
359 // Return state payload.
360 Ok(IpcResult::State {
361 // Include target identifier.
362 target_id: state.target.target_id.clone(),
363 // Include boxed dashboard state.
364 state: Box::new(state),
365 // End state payload.
366 })
367 // End current state branch.
368 }
369 // Accept event subscription.
370 IpcMethod::EventsSubscribe => Ok(self.subscription("events")),
371 // Accept log subscription.
372 IpcMethod::LogsTail => Ok(self.subscription("logs")),
373 // Dispatch control command methods.
374 IpcMethod::CommandRestartChild
375 // Continue the demo expression.
376 | IpcMethod::CommandPauseChild
377 // Continue the demo expression.
378 | IpcMethod::CommandResumeChild
379 // Continue the demo expression.
380 | IpcMethod::CommandQuarantineChild
381 // Continue the demo expression.
382 | IpcMethod::CommandRemoveChild
383 // Continue the demo expression.
384 | IpcMethod::CommandAddChild
385 // Continue the demo expression.
386 | IpcMethod::CommandShutdownTree => self.command_result(request),
387 // End method match.
388 }
389 // End dispatch.
390 }Trait Implementations§
impl Copy for IpcMethod
impl Eq for IpcMethod
impl StructuralPartialEq for IpcMethod
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impl Freeze for IpcMethod
impl RefUnwindSafe for IpcMethod
impl Send for IpcMethod
impl Sync for IpcMethod
impl Unpin for IpcMethod
impl UnsafeUnpin for IpcMethod
impl UnwindSafe for IpcMethod
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