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Exponentially easier to use moq-transport as there's no message handling required. This is a BREAKING CHANGE.
26 lines
926 B
Rust
26 lines
926 B
Rust
//! A MoQ Transport session, on top of a WebTransport session, on top of a QUIC connection.
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//!
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//! The handshake is relatively simple but split into different steps.
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//! All of these handshakes slightly differ depending on if the endpoint is a client or server.
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//! 1. Complete the QUIC handhake.
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//! 2. Complete the WebTransport handshake.
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//! 3. Complete the MoQ handshake.
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//!
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//! Use [Client] or [Server] for the MoQ handshake depending on the endpoint.
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//! Then, decide if you want to create a [Publisher] or [Subscriber], or both (TODO).
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//!
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//! A [Publisher] can announce broadcasts, which will automatically be served over the network.
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//! A [Subscriber] can subscribe to broadcasts, which will automatically be served over the network.
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mod client;
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mod control;
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mod publisher;
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mod server;
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mod subscriber;
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pub use client::*;
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pub(crate) use control::*;
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pub use publisher::*;
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pub use server::*;
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pub use subscriber::*;
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