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 // Original author: ekr@rtfm.com

 // Some of this code is cut-and-pasted from nICEr. Copyright is:

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 // This is a wrapper around the nICEr ICE stack

 #ifndef nricemediastream_h__

 #define nricemediastream_h__

 #include <string>

 #include <vector>

 #include "sigslot.h"

 #include "mozilla/RefPtr.h"

 #include "mozilla/Scoped.h"

 #include "nsCOMPtr.h"

 #include "nsIEventTarget.h"

 #include "nsITimer.h"

 #include "m_cpp_utils.h"

 namespace mozilla {

 typedef struct nr_ice_media_stream_ nr_ice_media_stream;

 class NrIceCtx;

 struct NrIceAddr {

   std::string host;

   uint16_t port;

   std::string transport;

 };

 /* A summary of a candidate, for use in asking which candidate

    pair is active */

 struct NrIceCandidate {

   enum Type {

     ICE_HOST,

     ICE_SERVER_REFLEXIVE,

     ICE_PEER_REFLEXIVE,

     ICE_RELAYED

   };

   NrIceAddr cand_addr;

   NrIceAddr local_addr;

   Type type;

   std::string codeword;

 };

 struct NrIceCandidatePair {

   enum State {

     STATE_FROZEN,

     STATE_WAITING,

     STATE_IN_PROGRESS,

     STATE_FAILED,

     STATE_SUCCEEDED,

     STATE_CANCELLED

   };

   State state;

   uint64_t priority;

   // Set regardless of who nominated it. Does not necessarily mean that it is

   // ready to be selected (ie; nominated by peer, but our check has not

   // succeeded yet.) Note: since this implementation uses aggressive nomination,

   // when we are the controlling agent, this will always be set if the pair is

   // in STATE_SUCCEEDED.

   bool nominated;

   // Set if this candidate pair has been selected. Note: Since we are using

   // aggressive nomination, this could change frequently as ICE runs.

   bool selected;

   NrIceCandidate local;

   NrIceCandidate remote;

   // TODO(bcampen@mozilla.com): Is it important to put the foundation in here?

   std::string codeword;

 };

 // Abstract base class for opaque values.

 class NrIceOpaque {

  public:

   virtual ~NrIceOpaque() {}

 };

 class NrIceMediaStream {

  public:

   static RefPtr<NrIceMediaStream> Create(NrIceCtx *ctx,

                                          const std::string& name,

                                          int components);

   ~NrIceMediaStream();

   enum State { ICE_CONNECTING, ICE_OPEN, ICE_CLOSED};

   State state() const { return state_; }

   // The name of the stream

   const std::string& name() const { return name_; }

   // Get all the candidates

   std::vector<std::string> GetCandidates() const;

   nsresult GetLocalCandidates(std::vector<NrIceCandidate>* candidates) const;

   nsresult GetRemoteCandidates(std::vector<NrIceCandidate>* candidates) const;

   // Get all candidate pairs, whether in the check list or triggered check

   // queue, in priority order. |out_pairs| is cleared before being filled.

   nsresult GetCandidatePairs(std::vector<NrIceCandidatePair>* out_pairs) const;

   // Get the default candidate as host and port

   nsresult GetDefaultCandidate(int component, std::string *host, int *port);

   // Parse remote attributes

   nsresult ParseAttributes(std::vector<std::string>& candidates);

   // Parse trickle ICE candidate

   nsresult ParseTrickleCandidate(const std::string& candidate);

   // Disable a component

   nsresult DisableComponent(int component);

   // Get the candidate pair currently active. It's the

   // caller's responsibility to free these.

   nsresult GetActivePair(int component,

                          NrIceCandidate** local, NrIceCandidate** remote);

   // The number of components

   int components() const { return components_; }

   // The underlying nICEr stream

   nr_ice_media_stream *stream() { return stream_; }

   // Signals to indicate events. API users can (and should)

   // register for these.

   // Send a packet

   nsresult SendPacket(int component_id, const unsigned char *data, size_t len);

   // Set your state to ready. Called by the NrIceCtx;

   void Ready();

   // Close the stream. Called by the NrIceCtx.

   // Different from the destructor because other people

   // might be holding RefPtrs but we want those writes to fail once

   // the context has been destroyed.

   void Close();

   // Set an opaque value. Owned by the media stream.

   void SetOpaque(NrIceOpaque *opaque) { opaque_ = opaque; }

   // Get the opaque

   NrIceOpaque* opaque() const { return opaque_; }

   sigslot::signal2<NrIceMediaStream *, const std::string& >

   SignalCandidate;  // A new ICE candidate:

   sigslot::signal1<NrIceMediaStream *> SignalReady;  // Candidate pair ready.

   sigslot::signal1<NrIceMediaStream *> SignalFailed;  // Candidate pair failed.

   sigslot::signal4<NrIceMediaStream *, int, const unsigned char *, int>

   SignalPacketReceived;  // Incoming packet

   NS_INLINE_DECL_THREADSAFE_REFCOUNTING(NrIceMediaStream)

  private:

   NrIceMediaStream(NrIceCtx *ctx,  const std::string& name,

                    int components) :

       state_(ICE_CONNECTING),

       ctx_(ctx),

       name_(name),

       components_(components),

       stream_(nullptr),

       opaque_(nullptr) {}

   DISALLOW_COPY_ASSIGN(NrIceMediaStream);

   State state_;

   NrIceCtx *ctx_;

   const std::string name_;

   const int components_;

   nr_ice_media_stream *stream_;

   ScopedDeletePtr<NrIceOpaque> opaque_;

 };

 }  // close namespace

 #endif