Struct fuchsia_component_test::ScopedInstanceFactory

pub struct ScopedInstanceFactory { /* private fields */ }

Manages the creation of new components within a collection.

Implementations

impl ScopedInstanceFactory

pub fn new(collection_name: impl Into<String>) -> Self

Creates a new factory that creates components in the specified collection.

pub fn with_realm_proxy(self, realm_proxy: RealmProxy) -> Self

Use realm_proxy instead of the fuchsia.component.Realm protocol in this component’s incoming namespace. This can be used to start component’s in a collection belonging to another component.

pub async fn new_instance( &self, url: impl Into<String>, ) -> Result<ScopedInstance, Error>

Creates and binds to a new component just like new_named_instance, but uses an autogenerated name for the instance.

pub async fn new_named_instance( &self, child_name: impl Into<String>, url: impl Into<String>, ) -> Result<ScopedInstance, Error>

Creates and binds to a new component named child_name with url. A ScopedInstance is returned on success, representing the component’s lifetime and providing access to the component’s exposed capabilities.

When the ScopedInstance is dropped, the component will be asynchronously stopped and destroyed.

This is useful for tests that wish to create components that should be torn down at the end of the test, or to explicitly control the lifecycle of a component.