ncdc/libdc/include/dc/gateway.h

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#ifndef DC_GATEWAY_H
#define DC_GATEWAY_H
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <dc/account.h>
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#include <dc/event.h>
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struct dc_gateway_;
typedef struct dc_gateway_ *dc_gateway_t;
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/**
* The event callback that will be called by the gateway when a new event
* arrives. First parameter is the gateway responsible for sending this
* event, second parameter is the event in question, third parameter is
* user defined callback data.
*
* Note that the event will be allocated, and dc_unref()'d by the gateway,
* so if you need the event around you need to dc_ref() it.
*/
typedef void (*dc_gateway_event_callback_t)(dc_gateway_t, dc_event_t, void*);
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typedef enum {
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GATEWAY_OPCODE_EVENT = 0,
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GATEWAY_OPCODE_PING = 1,
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GATEWAY_OPCODE_IDENTIFY = 2,
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GATEWAY_OPCODE_UPDATE = 3,
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GATEWAY_OPCODE_HELLO = 10,
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GATEWAY_OPCODE_PONG = 11,
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} dc_gateway_opcode_t;
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typedef enum {
GATEWAY_FRAME_TEXT_DATA = 129,
GATEWAY_FRAME_DISCONNECT = 136,
GATEWAY_FRAME_PING = 137,
GATEWAY_FRAME_PONG = 138,
} dc_gateway_frames_t;
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dc_gateway_t dc_gateway_new(void);
void dc_gateway_set_login(dc_gateway_t gw, dc_account_t login);
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void dc_gateway_set_callback(dc_gateway_t gw, dc_gateway_event_callback_t c,
void *userdata);
/**
* Connect the given gateway. Does nothing if the gateway is already
* connected.
*/
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bool dc_gateway_connect(dc_gateway_t gw);
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/**
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* Cleans up the easy handle, and thus disconnects from the socket handle
* immediately. After this call dc_gateway_connected() will return false.
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*/
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void dc_gateway_disconnect(dc_gateway_t gw);
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/**
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* Returns true if the gateway is still connected.
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*/
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bool dc_gateway_connected(dc_gateway_t gw);
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/**
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* Process the queue of data that came from the websocket. Since the
* gateway handle is not part of whole event_base_loop() shebang, this
* must be called individually. dc_loop_once() will do this for you, if
* you opt to use dc_loop() (which you should).
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*/
void dc_gateway_process(dc_gateway_t gw);
/**
* utility function to make a websocket frame
*/
uint8_t *
dc_gateway_makeframe(uint8_t const *d, size_t data_len,
uint8_t type, size_t *outlen);
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size_t
dc_gateway_parseframe(uint8_t const *data, size_t datalen,
uint8_t *type, uint8_t **outdata, size_t *outlen);
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#endif