mod combinators; mod from_addr; mod grpc; mod lru; mod memory; mod nix_http; mod sled; #[cfg(any(feature = "fuse", feature = "virtiofs"))] mod fs; #[cfg(test)] mod tests; use futures::stream::BoxStream; use tonic::async_trait; use tvix_castore::Error; use crate::proto::PathInfo; pub use self::combinators::Cache as CachePathInfoService; pub use self::from_addr::from_addr; pub use self::grpc::GRPCPathInfoService; pub use self::lru::LruPathInfoService; pub use self::memory::MemoryPathInfoService; pub use self::nix_http::NixHTTPPathInfoService; pub use self::sled::SledPathInfoService; #[cfg(feature = "cloud")] mod bigtable; #[cfg(feature = "cloud")] pub use self::bigtable::BigtablePathInfoService; #[cfg(any(feature = "fuse", feature = "virtiofs"))] pub use self::fs::make_fs; /// The base trait all PathInfo services need to implement. #[async_trait] pub trait PathInfoService: Send + Sync { /// Retrieve a PathInfo message by the output digest. async fn get(&self, digest: [u8; 20]) -> Result<Option<PathInfo>, Error>; /// Store a PathInfo message. Implementations MUST call validate and reject /// invalid messages. async fn put(&self, path_info: PathInfo) -> Result<PathInfo, Error>; /// Iterate over all PathInfo objects in the store. /// Implementations can decide to disallow listing. /// /// This returns a pinned, boxed stream. The pinning allows for it to be polled easily, /// and the box allows different underlying stream implementations to be returned since /// Rust doesn't support this as a generic in traits yet. This is the same thing that /// [async_trait] generates, but for streams instead of futures. fn list(&self) -> BoxStream<'static, Result<PathInfo, Error>>; } #[async_trait] impl<A> PathInfoService for A where A: AsRef<dyn PathInfoService> + Send + Sync, { async fn get(&self, digest: [u8; 20]) -> Result<Option<PathInfo>, Error> { self.as_ref().get(digest).await } async fn put(&self, path_info: PathInfo) -> Result<PathInfo, Error> { self.as_ref().put(path_info).await } fn list(&self) -> BoxStream<'static, Result<PathInfo, Error>> { self.as_ref().list() } }