Crate zenkey_fleet 

Fleet engine for keyspace-v2 tooling (issue #15).

The shared core of zenctl and zengui: everything a bus explorer needs that is not presentation. The RFC 05 §2.1 fan-in discipline lives in exactly one place (query::fleet_get, moved verbatim from zenctl — target All, consolidation None, attribution by the reply’s own key); the liveliness roster, registry-slice sets, and the schema-aware decode seam build on it.

Sessions opened here are deliberately un-namespaced (RFC 09 §5): an explorer sees the wire as it really is, full keys included — that is what lets it spot a leak. Do not “fix” this by setting a namespace.

Re-exports

pub use admin::AdminEntry;

pub use admin::RouterInfo;

pub use admin::admin_get;

pub use admin::routers;

pub use query::Answer;

pub use query::FleetAnswer;

pub use query::fleet_get;

pub use query::fleet_registry;

pub use registry::SliceSet;

pub use roster::roster;

pub use session::open;

pub use sub::EventStream;

pub use sub::FleetEvent;

pub use sub::Monitor;

pub use sub::MonitorCore;

pub use sub::MonitorSpec;

pub use sub::SampleView;

pub use sub::StreamItem;

pub use tree::KeyTreeSnapshot;

Modules

admin

Zenoh admin-space access (issue #14): browse @/** — the middleware’s own introspection — from the same un-namespaced session the convention tooling already holds (a namespaced session’s admin selector would be rewritten and match nothing, RFC 09 §5).

decode

The schema-aware decode seam (issues #11/#15): wire key → type name → served schema → named-field JSON, with the honest fallbacks a generic tool owes its user.

query

The fan-in query discipline (RFC 05 §2.1) — moved verbatim from zenctl’s bus.rs; this stays the single chokepoint for fleet GETs.

registry

Registry-slice sets (RFC 08 §6): one type over both sources.

roster

The liveliness roster (RFC 04 §5).

session

Session setup for un-namespaced observers (RFC 09 §5).

stats

Windowed per-key statistics (issues #13/#15): message/byte counters and an exponentially-weighted rate, keyed by wire key. Backs zenctl topic hz/bw/echo --rate and zengui’s tree badges.

sub

The live monitor (issue #15): subscription multiplexing + liveliness watching, fanned into a bounded broadcast of FleetEvents, with the key-tree snapshot published on a stats tick.

tree

The live key tree (issue #15): an immutable snapshot of everything the monitor has seen, grouped by key chunks, with per-node statistics.