SpannedCapability

Struct SpannedCapability 

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pub struct SpannedCapability {
Show 21 fields pub service: Option<OneOrMany<Name>>, pub protocol: Option<OneOrMany<Name>>, pub directory: Option<Spanned<Name>>, pub storage: Option<Spanned<Name>>, pub runner: Option<Spanned<Name>>, pub resolver: Option<Spanned<Name>>, pub event_stream: Option<OneOrMany<Name>>, pub dictionary: Option<Name>, pub config: Option<Name>, pub path: Option<Spanned<Path>>, pub rights: Option<Rights>, pub from: Option<CapabilityFromRef>, pub backing_dir: Option<Name>, pub subdir: Option<RelativePath>, pub storage_id: Option<StorageId>, pub config_type: Option<ConfigType>, pub config_max_size: Option<NonZeroU32>, pub config_max_count: Option<NonZeroU32>, pub config_element_type: Option<ConfigNestedValueType>, pub value: Option<Value>, pub delivery: Option<DeliveryType>,
}

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§service: Option<OneOrMany<Name>>

The name for this service capability. Specifying path is valid only when this value is a string.

§protocol: Option<OneOrMany<Name>>

The name for this protocol capability. Specifying path is valid only when this value is a string.

§directory: Option<Spanned<Name>>

The name for this directory capability.

§storage: Option<Spanned<Name>>

The name for this storage capability.

§runner: Option<Spanned<Name>>

The name for this runner capability.

§resolver: Option<Spanned<Name>>

The name for this resolver capability.

§event_stream: Option<OneOrMany<Name>>

The name for this event_stream capability.

§dictionary: Option<Name>

The name for this dictionary capability.

§config: Option<Name>

The name for this configuration capability.

§path: Option<Spanned<Path>>

The path within the [outgoing directory][glossary.outgoing directory] of the component’s program to source the capability.

For protocol and service, defaults to /svc/${protocol}, otherwise required.

For protocol, the target of the path MUST be a channel, which tends to speak the protocol matching the name of this capability.

For service, directory, the target of the path MUST be a directory.

For runner, the target of the path MUST be a channel and MUST speak the protocol fuchsia.component.runner.ComponentRunner.

For resolver, the target of the path MUST be a channel and MUST speak the protocol fuchsia.component.resolution.Resolver.

For dictionary, this is optional. If provided, it is a path to a fuchsia.component.sandbox/DictionaryRouter served by the program which should return a fuchsia.component.sandbox/DictionaryRef, by which the program may dynamically provide a dictionary from itself. If this is set for dictionary, offer to this dictionary is not allowed.

§rights: Option<Rights>

(directory only) The maximum [directory rights][doc-directory-rights] that may be set when using this directory.

§from: Option<CapabilityFromRef>

(storage only) The source component of an existing directory capability backing this storage capability, one of:

  • parent: The component’s parent.
  • self: This component.
  • #<child-name>: A reference to a child component instance.
§backing_dir: Option<Name>

(storage only) The name of the directory capability backing the storage. The capability must be available from the component referenced in from.

§subdir: Option<RelativePath>

(storage only) A subdirectory within backing_dir where per-component isolated storage directories are created

§storage_id: Option<StorageId>

(storage only) The identifier used to isolated storage for a component, one of:

  • static_instance_id: The instance ID in the component ID index is used as the key for a component’s storage. Components which are not listed in the component ID index will not be able to use this storage capability.
  • static_instance_id_or_moniker: If the component is listed in the component ID index, the instance ID is used as the key for a component’s storage. Otherwise, the component’s moniker from the storage capability is used.
§config_type: Option<ConfigType>

(configuration only) The type of configuration, one of:

  • bool: Boolean type.
  • uint8: Unsigned 8 bit type.
  • uint16: Unsigned 16 bit type.
  • uint32: Unsigned 32 bit type.
  • uint64: Unsigned 64 bit type.
  • int8: Signed 8 bit type.
  • int16: Signed 16 bit type.
  • int32: Signed 32 bit type.
  • int64: Signed 64 bit type.
  • string: ASCII string type.
  • vector: Vector type. See element for the type of the element within the vector.
§config_max_size: Option<NonZeroU32>

(configuration only) Only supported if this configuration type is ‘string’. This is the max size of the string.

§config_max_count: Option<NonZeroU32>

(configuration only) Only supported if this configuration type is ‘vector’. This is the max number of elements in the vector.

§config_element_type: Option<ConfigNestedValueType>

(configuration only) Only supported if this configuration type is ‘vector’. This is the type of the elements in the configuration vector.

Example (simple type):

{ type: "uint8" }

Example (string type):

{
  type: "string",
  max_size: 100,
}
§value: Option<Value>

(configuration only) The value of the configuration.

§delivery: Option<DeliveryType>

(protocol only) Specifies when the framework will open the protocol from this component’s outgoing directory when someone requests the capability. Allowed values are:

  • eager: (default) the framework will open the capability as soon as some consumer component requests it.
  • on_readable: the framework will open the capability when the server endpoint pipelined in a connection request becomes readable.

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impl Clone for SpannedCapability

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fn clone(&self) -> SpannedCapability

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for SpannedCapability

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for SpannedCapability

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fn default() -> SpannedCapability

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more
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impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for SpannedCapability

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fn deserialize<__D>(__deserializer: __D) -> Result<Self, __D::Error>
where __D: Deserializer<'de>,

Deserialize this value from the given Serde deserializer. Read more
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impl MarkdownReferenceDocGenerator for SpannedCapability

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fn get_reference_doc_markdown() -> String

Returns a Markdown representation of the reference docs for the struct that is derived from ReferenceDoc. The returned Markdown indents any # Markdown headers in individual field doc comments to ensure a well structured final Markdown document.
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fn get_reference_doc_markdown_with_options( indent_headers_by: usize, indent_with_spaces: usize, ) -> String

This method is called internally by the reference doc generator when recursing to generate documentation for field types.
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impl PartialEq for SpannedCapability

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fn eq(&self, other: &SpannedCapability) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl SpannedCapabilityClause for SpannedCapability

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fn service(&self) -> Option<OneOrMany<&BorrowedName>>

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fn protocol(&self) -> Option<OneOrMany<&BorrowedName>>

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fn directory(&self) -> Option<OneOrMany<&BorrowedName>>

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fn storage(&self) -> Option<OneOrMany<&BorrowedName>>

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fn runner(&self) -> Option<OneOrMany<&BorrowedName>>

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fn resolver(&self) -> Option<OneOrMany<&BorrowedName>>

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fn event_stream(&self) -> Option<OneOrMany<&BorrowedName>>

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fn dictionary(&self) -> Option<OneOrMany<&BorrowedName>>

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fn config(&self) -> Option<OneOrMany<&BorrowedName>>

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fn decl_type(&self) -> &'static str

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fn supported(&self) -> &[&'static str]

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fn capability_type(&self) -> Result<&'static str, Error>

Returns the name of the capability for display purposes. If service() returns Some, the capability name must be “service”, etc. Read more
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impl StructuralPartialEq for SpannedCapability

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