Crate tokio_dbus

An asynchronous D-Bus implementation for the Tokio ecosystem.

So far this is a fairly low-level implementation, but is sufficient to write efficient servers without some of the flair associated with other clients (like proxies generated from xml).

To currently see how it’s used, see:

• examples/client.rs
• examples/server.rs

Modules

• org_freedesktop_dbus
  Types associated with the org.freedesktop.DBus interface.
• ty
  Type Marker for writing to type-checked D-Bus bodies.

Structs

• Body
  A read-only view into a buffer suitable for use as a body in a Message.
• BodyBuf
  A buffer that can be used to write a body.
• Connection
  An asynchronous D-Bus client.
• ConnectionBuilder
  Builder of a Connection.
• Endianness
  The endianness of a message.
• Error
  An error raised by this crate.
• Flags
  Flags inside of a D-Bus message.
• LoadArray
  Read an array from a buffer.
• Message
  A borrowed D-Bus message.
• MessageBuf
  An owned D-Bus message.
• ObjectPath
  A validated object path.
• ObjectPathBuf
  A validated owned object path.
• ObjectPathError
  An error constructing an object path.
• RecvBuf
  Buffer used for receiving messages through D-Bus.
• SendBuf
  Buffer used for sending messages through D-Bus.
• Signature
  A D-Bus signature.
• SignatureBuf
  A D-Bus signature.
• SignatureError
  Detailed errors raised when validation of a Signature fails.
• StoreArray
  Write a typed array.
• StoreStruct
  Write a struct.

Enums

• MessageKind
  The kind of a D-Bus message.
• Variant
  A variant.

Traits

• Arguments
  Types which can be conveniently used as arguments when extending buffers.
• AsBody
  Trait for types which can be cheaply coerced into a Body.
• Frame
  A verbatim frame that can be stored and loaded from a buffer.
• Read
  A type who’s reference can be read directly from a buffer.
• Storable
  Trait used for types which can be stored with a store() call.
• Write
  A type who’s reference can be written directly to a buffer.

Type Aliases

• Result
  Result alias using an Error as the error type by default.