// Autogenerated C header file for Role Manager
#ifndef _JACDAC_SPEC_ROLE_MANAGER_H
#define _JACDAC_SPEC_ROLE_MANAGER_H 1

#define JD_SERVICE_CLASS_ROLE_MANAGER  0x1e4b7e66

/**
 * Read-write bool (uint8_t). Normally, if some roles are unfilled, and there are idle services that can fulfill them,
 * the brain device will assign roles (bind) automatically.
 * Such automatic assignment happens every second or so, and is trying to be smart about
 * co-locating roles that share "host" (part before first slash),
 * as well as reasonably stable assignments.
 * Once user start assigning roles manually using this service, auto-binding should be disabled to avoid confusion.
 */
#define JD_ROLE_MANAGER_REG_AUTO_BIND 0x80

/**
 * Read-only bool (uint8_t). Indicates if all required roles have been allocated to devices.
 */
#define JD_ROLE_MANAGER_REG_ALL_ROLES_ALLOCATED 0x181

/**
 * Set role. Can set to empty to remove role binding.
 */
#define JD_ROLE_MANAGER_CMD_SET_ROLE 0x81
typedef struct jd_role_manager_set_role {
    uint64_t device_id;
    uint8_t service_idx;
    char role[0];  // string
} jd_role_manager_set_role_t;


/**
 * No args. Remove all role bindings.
 */
#define JD_ROLE_MANAGER_CMD_CLEAR_ALL_ROLES 0x84

/**
 * Argument: roles pipe (bytes). List all roles and bindings required by the current program. `device_id` and `service_idx` are `0` if role is unbound.
 */
#define JD_ROLE_MANAGER_CMD_LIST_ROLES 0x83

/**
 * List all roles and bindings required by the current program. `device_id` and `service_idx` are `0` if role is unbound.
 */
typedef struct jd_role_manager_roles {
    uint64_t device_id;
    uint32_t service_class;
    uint8_t service_idx;
    char role[0];  // string
} jd_role_manager_roles_t;


/**
 * Notifies that role bindings have changed.
 */
#define JD_ROLE_MANAGER_EV_CHANGE JD_EV_CHANGE

#endif