Enum fidl_fuchsia_identity_account::PersonaRequest

pub enum PersonaRequest {
    GetAuthState {
        responder: PersonaGetAuthStateResponder,
    },
    RegisterAuthListener {
        payload: AuthTargetRegisterAuthListenerRequest,
        responder: PersonaRegisterAuthListenerResponder,
    },
    GetLifetime {
        responder: PersonaGetLifetimeResponder,
    },
}

A protocol that exposes basic information about a persona and access to the authentication tokens that are visible through it.

Note a Persona purposefully does not provide access to a long term identifier for the persona. This is to support components in the system that work with short lived identifiers (e.g. SessionManager), but note that long term identifiers can usually still be derived via the TokenManger protocol.

Variants

GetAuthState

Fields

responder: PersonaGetAuthStateResponder

Returns the current AuthState of the target.

Returns: auth_state The target’s current authentication state.

RegisterAuthListener

Fields

payload: AuthTargetRegisterAuthListenerRequest

responder: PersonaRegisterAuthListenerResponder

Connects a channel that will receive changes in the authentication state of the target.

listener [required] The client end of an AuthListener channel initial_state If true, the listener will receive the initial auth state in addition to any changes. granularity An AuthChangeGranularity expressing the magnitude of change in authentication state that will lead to AuthStateChange events.

GetLifetime

Fields

responder: PersonaGetLifetimeResponder

Returns the lifetime of this persona.

Implementations

impl PersonaRequest

pub fn into_get_auth_state(self) -> Option<PersonaGetAuthStateResponder>

pub fn into_register_auth_listener( self ) -> Option<(AuthTargetRegisterAuthListenerRequest, PersonaRegisterAuthListenerResponder)>

pub fn into_get_lifetime(self) -> Option<PersonaGetLifetimeResponder>

pub fn method_name(&self) -> &'static str

Name of the method defined in FIDL

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for PersonaRequest

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

Formats the value using the given formatter.