package openidea:plugin@1.5.0;

/// Problems in files, shown in the editor and the Problems view.
interface diagnostics {
    use types.{error, range, location};
    /// Problems reported by a source for a file in this window's project.
    record file-problems { path: string, source: string, diagnostics: list<diagnostic> }
    /// Current Problems view snapshot, optionally filtered to a project file.
    /// Requires project.read and an invoking window. Empty for remote projects.
    problems: func(path: option<string>) -> result<list<file-problems>, error>;

    enum severity {
        error,
        warning,
        info,
        hint,
    }

    /// Another place that explains a diagnostic (the earlier declaration, say).
    record related-information {
        location: location,
        message: string,
    }

    record diagnostic {
        range: range,
        severity: severity,
        message: string,
        /// Rule or check id (`LineLength`).
        code: option<string>,
        /// The tool that found it, when not the plugin itself (`checkstyle`).
        source: option<string>,
        /// `unnecessary` (shown faded) and `deprecated` (struck through); unknown ones are ignored.
        tags: list<string>,
        related: list<related-information>,
    }

    /// Replaces the plugin's diagnostics for the file at `path` (absolute, in
    /// an open project); an empty list clears them. Requires `project.read`.
    publish: func(path: string, diagnostics: list<diagnostic>) -> result<_, error>;
}

/// HTTPS with `net:<host>`; unencrypted HTTP with `net.http:<host>`.
interface net {
    use types.{error};

    record header {
        name: string,
        value: string,
    }

    record request {
        method: string,
        /// `https://…` requires `net:<host>`. Plain `http://…` requires
        /// `net.http:<host>` (API 1.4), except loopback, which uses `net:<host>`.
        url: string,
        /// `{{secret:<name>}}` in a value is replaced by the plugin's secret
        /// `name` on the way out (requires `secrets`); the plugin never sees it.
        headers: list<header>,
        body: option<list<u8>>,
        /// Default 30 s; the call's own budget applies too.
        timeout-ms: option<u32>,
    }

    record response {
        status: u16,
        headers: list<header>,
        /// At most 8 MiB.
        body: list<u8>,
    }

    /// Fails with `denied` for a host the plugin may not reach, `cancelled`
    /// when a newer request replaced the call or the user cancelled.
    fetch: func(req: request) -> result<response, error>;
}

/// Secrets the user stored for the plugin (Settings › Plugins, kept in the
/// OS keychain). Plugins only use them through `{{secret:<name>}}` in
/// `net` requests. Requires `secrets`.
interface secrets {
    use types.{error};
    /// Stores a declared secret without ever exposing it back to plugin code (API 1.4).
    set: func(name: string, value: string) -> result<_, error>;
    /// Deletes a declared secret (API 1.4).
    delete: func(name: string) -> result<_, error>;
    is-set: func(name: string) -> bool;
}

/// Runs of programs granted with `process:<program>` (the file the user
/// approved, checked before every run): once and awaited with `run`, once
/// with an environment with `run-command`, or kept running behind a `child`
/// handle started with `start`.
interface process {
    use types.{error};
    use workspace.{project};

    record output {
        /// `none` when killed by a signal.
        status: option<s32>,
        /// At most 4 MiB each (the rest is dropped).
        stdout: string,
        stderr: string,
    }

    /// What to run (API 1.3). `env` only adds variables: an existing name in
    /// the prepared child environment (including the login-shell PATH) is an
    /// error naming that key; nothing is replaced or removed. Names compare
    /// case-insensitively on Windows. At most 64 entries, nonempty names of
    /// at most 256 bytes without '=' or NUL, values at most 4 KiB without NUL.
    record command {
        program: string,
        args: list<string>,
        env: list<tuple<string, string>>,
    }

    /// What a kept-running program printed since the last call, and its exit
    /// code once it ended (`none` while it still runs).
    record chunk {
        /// Up to 1 MiB per stream; unpolled output keeps the last 1 MiB.
        /// `poll` takes up to `max-bytes`, or one whole character when that
        /// limit is smaller. Incomplete characters wait for the next read.
        stdout: string,
        stderr: string,
        status: option<s32>,
    }

    /// A program left running. Dropping the handle kills it if it still
    /// runs, so a plugin cannot leak one; a plugin has at most 8 at a time
    /// (the ninth `start` is `invalid`). They also end with the plugin:
    /// stopping, disabling or reclaiming it kills what it started.
    resource child {
        /// What it printed since the last call, and its status once it ends.
        poll: func(max-bytes: u32) -> result<chunk, error>;
        /// Waits up to `timeout-ms` for it to end (0 only checks), then
        /// reports what it printed since the last call.
        wait: func(timeout-ms: u32) -> result<chunk, error>;
        /// Writes to its stdin; fails once it ended or stdin was closed.
        write: func(text: string) -> result<_, error>;
        /// Closes stdin; fails once the program ended.
        close-stdin: func() -> result<_, error>;
        /// Kills it and reaps it, so its status is available afterwards.
        kill: func() -> result<_, error>;
    }

    /// Runs `program` with `args` in `cwd`'s root (else the plugin's data
    /// directory) and waits; cancelled with the task or call. Call it inside
    /// a task for anything slow.
    run: func(program: string, args: list<string>, cwd: option<borrow<project>>, stdin: option<string>) -> result<output, error>;

    /// The same as `run`, with append-only environment variables (API 1.3).
    run-command: func(cmd: command, cwd: option<borrow<project>>, stdin: option<string>) -> result<output, error>;

    /// Starts `cmd` with piped stdin and stdout/stderr, and returns the
    /// handle to it without waiting (API 1.3). Closing the invoking window
    /// also ends its processes.
    start: func(cmd: command, cwd: option<borrow<project>>) -> result<child, error>;
}

/// Local sockets on the project machine, including the server for remote projects.
/// Requires `ipc:<path>`; host-expanded `~/`, `$TMPDIR/`, `$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/`
/// and Windows `\\.\pipe\name` are accepted. API 1.4.
interface ipc {
    use types.{error};
    /// A byte stream. At most eight per plugin; dropping closes it, as does stopping the plugin.
    resource connection {
        /// Writes up to 1 MiB, subject to the current call's budget and cancellation.
        write: func(bytes: list<u8>) -> result<_, error>;
        /// Reads up to 1 MiB; empty on EOF or timeout. Zero timeout only checks.
        read: func(max-bytes: u32, timeout-ms: u32) -> result<list<u8>, error>;
        /// Closes the stream; subsequent reads and writes fail.
        close: func() -> result<_, error>;
    }
    /// Connects to an absolute Unix socket or Windows named pipe; never TCP.
    connect: func(name: string) -> result<connection, error>;
}

/// OAuth browser redirects received on the desktop, even for remote projects (API 1.4).
/// No capability needed; only commands/events of a window may use this interface.
interface auth {
    use types.{error};
    /// A one-shot IPv4 loopback listener. At most two open per plugin.
    resource loopback {
        /// `http://127.0.0.1:<random-port>/<path>` for the authorization URL.
        redirect-uri: func() -> string;
        /// Returns the first matching request's raw query string, or none on timeout.
        /// Waiting is excluded from the call budget. The listener serves a short
        /// completion page and closes; resource drop and plugin stop also close it.
        wait: func(timeout-ms: u32) -> result<option<string>, error>;
    }
    /// Binds 127.0.0.1 only. `path` has no query or fragment.
    begin-loopback: func(path: string) -> result<loopback, error>;
}