// Copyright 2023 LiveKit, Inc.
//
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//
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//
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syntax = "proto3";

package livekit.proto;
option csharp_namespace = "LiveKit.Proto";

// import "handle.proto";
import "e2ee.proto";
import "track.proto";
import "room.proto";
import "video_frame.proto";
import "audio_frame.proto";

// **How is the livekit-ffi working:
// We refer as the ffi server the Rust server that is running the LiveKit client implementation, and we
// refer as the ffi client the foreign language that commumicates with the ffi server. (e.g Python SDK, Unity SDK, etc...)
//
// We expose the Rust client implementation of livekit using the protocol defined here.
// Everything starts with a FfiRequest, which is a oneof message that contains all the possible
// requests that can be made to the ffi server.
// The server will then respond with a FfiResponse, which is also a oneof message that contains
// all the possible responses.
// The first request sent to the server must be an InitializeRequest, which contains the a pointer
// to the callback function that will be used to send events and async responses to the ffi client.
// (e.g participant joined, track published, etc...)
//
// **Useful things know when collaborating on the protocol:**
// Everything is subject to discussion and change :-)
//
// - The ffi client implementation must never forget to correctly dispose all the owned handles
//   that it receives from the server.
//
// Therefore, the ffi client is easier to implement if there is less handles to manage.
// 
// - We are mainly using FfiHandle on info messages (e.g: RoomInfo, TrackInfo, etc...)
//   For this reason, info are only sent once, at creation (We're not using them for updates, we can infer them from
//   events on the client implementation).
//   e.g: set speaking to true when we receive a ActiveSpeakerChanged event.

// This is the input of livekit_ffi_request function
// We always expect a response (FFIResponse, even if it's empty)
message FfiRequest {
  oneof message {
    DisposeRequest dispose = 2;

    // Room
    ConnectRequest connect = 3;
    DisconnectRequest disconnect = 4;
    PublishTrackRequest publish_track = 5;
    UnpublishTrackRequest unpublish_track = 6;
    PublishDataRequest publish_data = 7;
    SetSubscribedRequest set_subscribed = 8;
    UpdateLocalMetadataRequest update_local_metadata = 9;
    UpdateLocalNameRequest update_local_name = 10;
    GetSessionStatsRequest get_session_stats = 11;

    // Track
    CreateVideoTrackRequest create_video_track = 12;
    CreateAudioTrackRequest create_audio_track = 13;
    GetStatsRequest get_stats = 14;

    // Video
    NewVideoStreamRequest new_video_stream = 16;
    NewVideoSourceRequest new_video_source = 17;
    CaptureVideoFrameRequest capture_video_frame = 18;
    VideoConvertRequest video_convert = 19;

    // Audio
    NewAudioStreamRequest new_audio_stream = 22;
    NewAudioSourceRequest new_audio_source = 23;
    CaptureAudioFrameRequest capture_audio_frame = 24;
    NewAudioResamplerRequest new_audio_resampler = 25;
    RemixAndResampleRequest remix_and_resample = 26;
    E2eeRequest e2ee = 27;
  }
}

// This is the output of livekit_ffi_request function.
message FfiResponse {
  oneof message {
    DisposeResponse dispose = 2;

    // Room
    ConnectResponse connect = 3;
    DisconnectResponse disconnect = 4;
    PublishTrackResponse publish_track = 5;
    UnpublishTrackResponse unpublish_track = 6;
    PublishDataResponse publish_data = 7;
    SetSubscribedResponse set_subscribed = 8;
    UpdateLocalMetadataResponse update_local_metadata = 9;
    UpdateLocalNameResponse update_local_name = 10;
    GetSessionStatsResponse get_session_stats = 11;

    // Track
    CreateVideoTrackResponse create_video_track = 12;
    CreateAudioTrackResponse create_audio_track = 13;
    GetStatsResponse get_stats = 14;

    // Video
    NewVideoStreamResponse new_video_stream = 16;
    NewVideoSourceResponse new_video_source = 17;
    CaptureVideoFrameResponse capture_video_frame = 18;
    VideoConvertResponse video_convert = 19;

    // Audio
    NewAudioStreamResponse new_audio_stream = 22;
    NewAudioSourceResponse new_audio_source = 23;
    CaptureAudioFrameResponse capture_audio_frame = 24;
    NewAudioResamplerResponse new_audio_resampler = 25;
    RemixAndResampleResponse remix_and_resample = 26;
    E2eeResponse e2ee = 27;
  }
}

// To minimize complexity, participant events are not included in the protocol.
// It is easily deducible from the room events and it turned out that is is easier to implement
// on the ffi client side.
message FfiEvent {
  oneof message {
    RoomEvent room_event = 1;
    TrackEvent track_event = 2;
    VideoStreamEvent video_stream_event = 3;
    AudioStreamEvent audio_stream_event = 4;
    ConnectCallback connect = 5;
    DisconnectCallback disconnect = 6;
    DisposeCallback dispose = 7;
    PublishTrackCallback publish_track = 8;
    UnpublishTrackCallback unpublish_track = 9;
    PublishDataCallback publish_data = 10;
    CaptureAudioFrameCallback capture_audio_frame = 11;
    UpdateLocalMetadataCallback update_local_metadata = 12;
    UpdateLocalNameCallback update_local_name = 13;
    GetStatsCallback get_stats = 14;
    LogBatch logs = 15;
    GetSessionStatsCallback get_session_stats = 16;
    Panic panic = 17;
  }
}

// Stop all rooms synchronously (Do we need async here?).
// e.g: This is used for the Unity Editor after each assemblies reload.
// TODO(theomonnom): Implement a debug mode where we can find all leaked handles?
message DisposeRequest {
  bool async = 1;
}
message DisposeResponse {
  optional uint64 async_id = 1; // None if sync
}

message DisposeCallback {
  uint64 async_id = 1;
}

enum LogLevel {
  LOG_ERROR = 0;
  LOG_WARN = 1;
  LOG_INFO = 2;
  LOG_DEBUG = 3;
  LOG_TRACE = 4;
}

message LogRecord {
  LogLevel level = 1;
  string target = 2; // e.g "livekit", "libwebrtc", "tokio-tungstenite", etc...
  optional string module_path = 3;
  optional string file = 4;
  optional uint32 line = 5;
  string message = 6;
}

message LogBatch {
  repeated LogRecord records = 1;
}

message Panic {
  string message = 1;
}

// TODO(theomonnom): Debug messages (Print handles).