crypto: Document the private methods of the rusty verification service

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Damir Jelić 2021-07-22 13:31:42 +02:00
parent 99ff097fc3
commit 52dd4bc454

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@ -70,6 +70,7 @@ internal fun prepareMethods(methods: List<VerificationMethod>): List<String> {
return stringMethods
}
/** Class that implements some common methods to dispatch updates for the verification related classes */
internal class UpdateDispatcher(private val listeners: ArrayList<VerificationService.Listener>) {
private val uiHandler = Handler(Looper.getMainLooper())
@ -129,6 +130,16 @@ internal class RustVerificationService(
) : VerificationService {
private val dispatcher = UpdateDispatcher(this.olmMachine.verificationListeners)
/** The main entry point for the verification service
*
* All verification related events should be forwarded through this method to
* the verification service.
*
* Since events are at this point already handled by the rust-sdk through the receival
* of the to-device events and the decryption of room events, this method mainly just
* fetches the appropriate rust object that will be created or updated by the event and
* dispatches updates to our listeners.
*/
internal suspend fun onEvent(event: Event) = when (event.getClearType()) {
// I'm not entirely sure why getClearType() returns a msgtype in one case
// and a event type in the other case, but this is how the old verification
@ -145,6 +156,7 @@ internal class RustVerificationService(
}
}
/** Dispatch updates after a verification event has been received */
private fun onUpdate(event: Event) {
val sender = event.senderId ?: return
val flowId = getFlowId(event) ?: return
@ -154,6 +166,7 @@ internal class RustVerificationService(
this.dispatcher.dispatchTxUpdated(verification)
}
/** Check if the start event created new verification objects and dispatch updates */
private suspend fun onStart(event: Event) {
val sender = event.senderId ?: return
val flowId = getFlowId(event) ?: return
@ -166,7 +179,7 @@ internal class RustVerificationService(
// event, we auto-accept here considering that we either initiated the request or
// accepted the request. If it's a QR code verification, just dispatch an update.
if (verification is SasVerification) {
// Accept dispatches an update, no need to do it twice.
// accept() will dispatch an update, no need to do it twice.
Timber.d("## Verification: Auto accepting SAS verification with $sender")
verification.accept()
} else {
@ -182,6 +195,7 @@ internal class RustVerificationService(
}
}
/** Check if the request event created a nev verification request object and dispatch that it dis so */
private fun onRequest(event: Event) {
val flowId = getFlowId(event) ?: return
val sender = event.senderId ?: return