third_party/chromium/media/mojo/mojom/android_overlay.mojom

// Copyright 2017 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

module media.mojom;

import "media/mojo/mojom/media_types.mojom";
import "mojo/public/mojom/base/unguessable_token.mojom";
import "ui/gfx/geometry/mojom/geometry.mojom";

// Provides mojo clients with AndroidOverlay instances.  This will live in the
// browser, with clients in the GPU process or renderer.  Note that if you're
// trying to use overlays somewhere in chromium, then this isn't the interface
// you're looking for.  Please see media::AndroidOverlayFactory instead.  The
// AndroidOverlayProvider mojo client implements that interface.
interface AndroidOverlayProvider {
  // Create an overlay and send it to |client|, using |config| as the initial
  // configuration.  |overlay| will hold the overlay object.
  CreateOverlay(pending_receiver<AndroidOverlay> overlay,
                pending_remote<AndroidOverlayClient> client,
                AndroidOverlayConfig config);
};

// One overlay instance.  This will be provided by the provider to clients
// elsewhere.  Note that you probably want to use media::AndroidOverlay instead
// of this if you're trying to use overlays somewhere in chromium.  The mojo
// client here is an implementation detail of AndroidOverlay via mojo.
interface AndroidOverlay {
  // Cause a layout to occur later.
  ScheduleLayout(gfx.mojom.Rect rect);
};

// Provided by the client to receive status updates about the overlay.  Normally
// only the AndroidOverlay mojo client will use this directly; application code
// shouldn't need this.
interface AndroidOverlayClient {
  // |surface_key| is the key that can be used to retrieve the surface via
  // binder separately.
  OnSurfaceReady(uint64 surface_key);

  // Indicates that this overlay has failed to initialize, before a surface
  // was provided via OnSurfaceReady.  No calls will be sent to the client
  // after this.
  OnDestroyed();

  // Indicates that this overlay has been destroyed, after an Android Surface
  // has been provided via OnSurfaceReady.  It is required that the client
  // complete cleanup before signalling completion.  In other words, Android
  // has told us that the surface is going away, and the API contract says
  // that we must not use it after that callback completes.  No other calls
  // into the client will come after this.
  [Sync]
  OnSynchronouslyDestroyed() => ();

  // Called to provide the current power-efficiency state.  May be called more
  // than once.
  OnPowerEfficientState(bool is_power_efficient);
};

// This is not a mirror of AndroidOverlay::Config, since it contains things that
// are specific to the mojo implementation.  Application code should use that
// one instead.
struct AndroidOverlayConfig {
  // |routing_token| provides the client with an opaque handle that will attach
  // an overlay to a the correct WindowAndroid.  Typical usage is that a
  // RenderFrameHostImpl will provide this token to the RenderFrame.  When the
  // overlay is created, the WindowAndroid that currently hosts the render frame
  // will be the parent of the overlay.  For legacy reasons, we need this token
  // to be sent via IPC, so using the message pipe, or other mojo construct, as
  // the identifier won't work yet.
  mojo_base.mojom.UnguessableToken routing_token;

  // Initial rectangle.
  gfx.mojom.Rect rect;

  // Is a secure overlay required, such as for displaying protected content?
  bool secure;

  // Is a power-efficient overlay required?
  bool power_efficient;
};