grpc-swift/Sources/GRPCCore/Transport/ServerTransport.swift

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/// A protocol server transport implementations must conform to.
@available(macOS 15.0, iOS 18.0, watchOS 11.0, tvOS 18.0, visionOS 2.0, *)
public protocol ServerTransport: Sendable {
  typealias Inbound = RPCAsyncSequence<RPCRequestPart, any Error>
  typealias Outbound = RPCWriter<RPCResponsePart>.Closable

  /// Starts the transport.
  ///
  /// Implementations will typically bind to a listening port when this function is called
  /// and start accepting new connections. Each accepted inbound RPC stream will be handed over to
  /// the provided `streamHandler` to handle accordingly.
  ///
  /// You can call ``stopListening()`` to stop the transport from accepting new streams. Existing
  /// streams must be allowed to complete naturally. However, transports may also enforce a grace
  /// period after which any open streams may be cancelled. You can also cancel the task running
  /// ``listen(_:)`` to abruptly close connections and streams.
  func listen(
    _ streamHandler: @escaping @Sendable (RPCStream<Inbound, Outbound>) async -> Void
  ) async throws

  /// Indicates to the transport that no new streams should be accepted.
  ///
  /// Existing streams are permitted to run to completion. However, the transport may also enforce
  /// a grace period, after which remaining streams are cancelled.
  func stopListening()
}