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22 * @file include/gnunet_conversation_service.h
23 * @brief API to the conversation service
24 * @author Simon Dieterle
25 * @author Andreas Fuchs
26 * @author Christian Grothoff
29 * NOTE: This API is deliberately deceptively simple; the idea
30 * is that advanced features (such as answering machines) will
31 * be done with a separate service (an answering machine service)
32 * with its own APIs; the speaker/microphone abstractions are
33 * used to facilitate plugging in custom logic for implementing
34 * such a service later by creating "software" versions of
35 * speakers and microphones that record to disk or play a file.
36 * Notifications about missed calls should similarly be done
37 * using a separate service; CONVERSATION is supposed to be just
38 * the "bare bones" voice service.
40 * Meta data passing is supported so that advanced services
41 * can identify themselves appropriately.
43 * As this is supposed to be a "secure" service, caller ID is of
44 * course provided as part of the basic implementation, as only the
45 * CONVERSATION service can know for sure who it is that we are
52 #ifndef GNUNET_CONVERSATION_SERVICE_H
53 #define GNUNET_CONVERSATION_SERVICE_H
58 #if 0 /* keep Emacsens' auto-indent happy */
63 #include "gnunet_util_lib.h"
64 #include "gnunet_identity_service.h"
65 #include "gnunet_namestore_service.h"
66 #include "gnunet_speaker_lib.h"
67 #include "gnunet_microphone_lib.h"
71 * Version of the conversation API.
73 #define GNUNET_CONVERSATION_VERSION 0x00000002
77 * A phone record specifies which peer is hosting a given user and
78 * may also specify the phone line that is used (typically zero).
79 * The version is also right now always zero.
81 struct GNUNET_CONVERSATION_PhoneRecord
85 * Version of the phone record, for now always zero. We may
86 * use other versions for anonymously hosted phone lines in
89 uint32_t version GNUNET_PACKED;
92 * Phone line to use at the peer.
94 uint32_t line GNUNET_PACKED;
97 * Identity of the peer hosting the phone service.
99 struct GNUNET_PeerIdentity peer;
105 * Information about the current status of a call. Each call
106 * progresses from ring over ready to terminated. Steps may
109 enum GNUNET_CONVERSATION_EventCode
112 * The phone is ringing, caller ID is provided in the varargs as
113 * a `const char *`. The caller ID will be a GNS name.
115 GNUNET_CONVERSATION_EC_RING,
118 * We are the caller and are now ringing the other party.
119 * The varargs will be empty.
121 GNUNET_CONVERSATION_EC_RINGING,
124 * We are ready to talk, metadata about the call may be supplied
125 * as a `const char *` in the varargs.
127 GNUNET_CONVERSATION_EC_READY,
130 * We failed to locate a phone record in GNS.
132 GNUNET_CONVERSATION_EC_GNS_FAIL,
135 * The phone is busy. Varargs will be empty.
137 GNUNET_CONVERSATION_EC_BUSY,
140 * The conversation was terminated, a reason may be supplied
141 * as a `const char *` in the varargs.
143 GNUNET_CONVERSATION_EC_TERMINATED
149 * Function called with an event emitted by a phone.
152 * @param code type of the event on the phone
153 * @param ... additional information, depends on @a code
155 typedef void (*GNUNET_CONVERSATION_EventHandler)(void *cls,
156 enum GNUNET_CONVERSATION_EventCode code,
161 * A phone is a device that can ring to signal an incoming call and
162 * that you can pick up to answer the call and hang up to terminate
163 * the call. You can also hang up a ringing phone immediately
164 * (without picking it up) to stop it from ringing. Phones have
165 * caller ID. You can ask the phone for its record and make that
166 * record available (via GNS) to enable others to call you.
167 * Multiple phones maybe connected to the same line (the line is
168 * something rather internal to a phone and not obvious from it).
169 * You can only have one conversation per phone at any time.
171 struct GNUNET_CONVERSATION_Phone;
175 * Create a new phone.
177 * @param cfg configuration for the phone; specifies the phone service and
178 * which line the phone is to be connected to
179 * @param ego ego to use for name resolution (when determining caller ID)
180 * @param event_handler how to notify the owner of the phone about events
181 * @param event_handler_cls closure for @a event_handler
183 struct GNUNET_CONVERSATION_Phone *
184 GNUNET_CONVERSATION_phone_create (const struct GNUNET_CONFIGURATION_Handle *cfg,
185 const struct GNUNET_IDENTITY_Ego *ego,
186 GNUNET_CONVERSATION_EventHandler event_handler,
187 void *event_handler_cls);
191 * Fill in a namestore record with the contact information
192 * for this phone. Note that the filled in "data" value
193 * is only valid until the phone is destroyed.
195 * @param phone phone to create a record for
196 * @param rd namestore record to fill in
199 GNUNET_CONVERSATION_phone_get_record (struct GNUNET_CONVERSATION_Phone *phone,
200 struct GNUNET_NAMESTORE_RecordData *rd);
204 * Picks up a (ringing) phone. This will connect the speaker
205 * to the microphone of the other party, and vice versa.
207 * @param phone phone to pick up
208 * @param metadata meta data to give to the other user about the pick up event
209 * @param speaker speaker to use
210 * @param mic microphone to use
213 GNUNET_CONVERSATION_phone_pick_up (struct GNUNET_CONVERSATION_Phone *phone,
214 const char *metadata,
215 struct GNUNET_SPEAKER_Handle *speaker,
216 struct GNUNET_MICROPHONE_Handle *mic);
220 * Hang up up a (possibly ringing) phone. This will notify the other
221 * party that we are no longer interested in talking with them.
223 * @param phone phone to pick up
224 * @param reason text we give to the other party about why we terminated the conversation
227 GNUNET_CONVERSATION_phone_hang_up (struct GNUNET_CONVERSATION_Phone *phone,
234 * @param phone phone to destroy
237 GNUNET_CONVERSATION_phone_destroy (struct GNUNET_CONVERSATION_Phone *phone);
241 * Handle for an outgoing call.
243 struct GNUNET_CONVERSATION_Call;
247 * Call the phone of another user.
249 * @param cfg configuration to use, specifies our phone service
250 * @param caller_id identity of the caller
251 * @param callee GNS name of the callee (used to locate the callee's record)
252 * @param speaker speaker to use (will be used automatically immediately once the
253 * #GNUNET_CONVERSATION_EC_READY event is generated); we will NOT generate
254 * a ring tone on the speaker
255 * @param mic microphone to use (will be used automatically immediately once the
256 * #GNUNET_CONVERSATION_EC_READY event is generated)
257 * @param event_handler how to notify the owner of the phone about events
258 * @param event_handler_cls closure for @a event_handler
260 struct GNUNET_CONVERSATION_Call *
261 GNUNET_CONVERSATION_call_start (const struct GNUNET_CONFIGURATION_Handle *cfg,
262 struct GNUNET_IDENTITY_Ego *caller_id,
264 struct GNUNET_SPEAKER_Handle *speaker,
265 struct GNUNET_MICROPHONE_Handle *mic,
266 GNUNET_CONVERSATION_EventHandler event_handler,
267 void *event_handler_cls);
271 * Terminate a call. The call may be ringing or ready at this time.
273 * @param call call to terminate
274 * @param reason if the call was active (ringing or ready) this will be the
275 * reason given to the other user for why we hung up
278 GNUNET_CONVERSATION_call_stop (struct GNUNET_CONVERSATION_Call *call,
282 #if 0 /* keep Emacsens' auto-indent happy */