kuilt-session-test/us.tractat.kuilt.session.test/FakeRoom/FakeChannelSeam

FakeChannelSeam

inner class FakeChannelSeam(val id: String) : Seam

A Seam view returned by FakeRoom.channel.

peers reflects the admitted roster (+ self) via _rosterPeers.
incoming is driven by test-driver deliver calls, buffered via a bounded Spool (policy from FakeRoom.channelPolicy).
broadcast/sendTo delegate to FakeRoom.broadcast/sendTo with raw payloads (no channel framing added — the Fake is not a protocol layer).
state forwards _seamState.
close is a no-op — the FakeRoom owns the lifecycle.

Constructors

FakeChannelSeam

constructor(id: String)

Properties

capability

open val capability: StateFlow<TransportCapability>

val id: String

incoming

open override val incoming: Flow<Swatch>

maxPayloadBytes

open val maxPayloadBytes: Int?

peers

open override val peers: StateFlow<Set<PeerId>>

plies

open val plies: StateFlow<Map<PlyId, SeamState>>

selfId

open override val selfId: PeerId

state

open override val state: StateFlow<SeamState>

Functions

broadcast

open suspend override fun broadcast(payload: ByteArray)

open suspend override fun close(reason: CloseReason)

No-op — FakeRoom owns the lifecycle.

deliver

suspend fun deliver(sender: PeerId, payload: ByteArray)

Push payload from sender into this channel's incoming.

sendTo

open suspend override fun sendTo(peer: PeerId, payload: ByteArray)

Refused for selfId (#2428), then delegated. The delegate is a Room, and Room.sendTo carries no such refusal — the real us.tractat.kuilt.session.RoomChannel is guarded at exactly this position for exactly that reason, and a fake that accepts what the real channel refuses is how a consumer test goes green on a call production would reject.