xref: /aosp_15_r20/hardware/interfaces/contexthub/1.2/IContexthubCallback.hal (revision 4d7e907c777eeecc4c5bd7cf640a754fac206ff7)

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package [email protected];

import @1.0::IContexthubCallback;

interface IContexthubCallback extends @1.0::IContexthubCallback {
    /**
     * This callback is passed by the Contexthub service to the HAL
     * implementation to allow the HAL to send asynchronous messages back
     * to the service and registered clients of the ContextHub service.
     *
     * @param msg             message that should be delivered to host app
     *                        clients
     * @param msgContentPerms list of Android permissions that cover the
     *                        contents of the message being sent from the app.
     *                        This is different from the permissions stored
     *                        inside of ContextHubMsg in that these must be a
     *                        subset of those permissions and are meant to
     *                        assist in properly attributing the message
     *                        contents when delivering to a ContextHub service
     *                        client.
     */
    handleClientMsg_1_2(ContextHubMsg msg, vec<string> msgContentPerms);

    /**
     * This callback is passed by the Contexthub service to the HAL
     * implementation to allow the HAL to send information about the
     * currently loaded and active nanoapps on the hub.
     *
     * @param appInfo vector of HubAppinfo structure for each nanoApp
     *                on the hub that can be enabled, disabled and
     *                unloaded by the service. Any nanoApps that cannot
     *                be controlled by the service must not be reported.
     *                All nanoApps that can be controlled by the service
     *                must be reported.
     */
    handleAppsInfo_1_2(vec<HubAppInfo> appInfo);
};