sdk/fidl/fuchsia.sys.internal/log_connector.fidl

// Copyright 2020 The Fuchsia Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

library fuchsia.sys.internal;

using fuchsia.logger;

/// An incoming connection for logging from a component, attributed by appmgr.
resource struct LogConnection {
    /// The incoming request for the LogSink.
    request<fuchsia.logger.LogSink> log_request;

    /// What we know about the identity of the requester.
    SourceIdentity source_identity;
};

/// `LogConnector` is implemented once per-realm by appmgr. Clients of this protocol call `TakeLogConnectionListener` to
/// receive logs within the client's realm.
///
/// When a component starts with this protocol in its sandbox, appmgr creates a matching
/// `LogConnectionListener` for that component's realm, and will forward any `LogConnection`s in the realm to the
/// LogConnectionListener.
///
/// As a result, if a `LogConnectionListener` wishes to consume logs for another component in its realm, the
/// consumer must be started before other components in the realm. The consumer does not need to
/// begin executing, just have its namespace constructed.
[Discoverable]
protocol LogConnector {
    /// Removes the `LogConnectionListener` from this realm, returning the request-side if it had not already been taken.
    /// Clients should bind an implementation to the `LogConnectionListener` protocol in order to receive LogSinks.
    ///
    /// This method returns a `request<LogConnectionListener>` instead of accepting a `LogConnectionListener` directly
    /// in order to allow appmgr to construct and buffer `LogConnectionListener` with `LogConnection`s.
    TakeLogConnectionListener() -> (request<LogConnectionListener>? consumer);
};

/// `LogConnectorListener` receives attributed log connections from a consumer such as the Archivist.
/// This protocol is meant to be used with a `LogConnector`.
protocol LogConnectionListener {
    /// Adds a new connection.
    OnNewConnection(LogConnection connection);
};