feat(moq-ffi): expose raw video track demand - #3013
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WalkthroughVideo publishing now accepts an optional caller-selected track name and retains codec-derived naming when omitted. Rust producer construction supports existing named tracks while preserving catalog registration and codec initialization. Rust, Go, Python, and Swift APIs expose track-name lookup and subscriber-demand waits. Tests cover custom names, demand transitions, default naming, and invalid-frame paths. Documentation updates describe the new behavior and revised idle-gap cutting guidance. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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| /// Wait until this video track has at least one active consumer. | ||
| pub async fn used(&self) -> Result<(), MoqError> { | ||
| let demand = self.demand()?; | ||
| crate::ffi::detached(async move { demand.used().await }).await | ||
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| /// Wait until this video track has no active consumers. | ||
| pub async fn unused(&self) -> Result<(), MoqError> { | ||
| let demand = self.demand()?; | ||
| crate::ffi::detached(async move { demand.unused().await }).await |
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Expose raw-video demand through the C binding
For callers of the existing C raw-video API, the new functionality remains unavailable: rs/libmoq/src/video.rs still creates the track through Producer::new, moq_video_encoder_output has no custom track name, and the producer handle has no APIs corresponding to used or unused. This leaves the supported C binding and doc/lib/c/index.md out of sync with the Python, Swift, Kotlin, and Go surfaces, so update rs/libmoq and its C documentation alongside this FFI addition.
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| `kind: .auto` prefers a hardware encoder and falls back to software; `.software`, `.hardware`, and `.named(name: "videotoolbox")` pin the choice. The bindings compile VideoToolbox (macOS), Media Foundation (Windows), NVENC (Linux, NVIDIA), and openh264 (software, everywhere). A hardware encoder that is compiled in but can't open, because there is no GPU or because its driver libraries aren't on the loader path, logs a warning naming the reason and falls through to software, so a host that quietly encodes on the CPU says so. `setBitrate(_:)` retunes the live encoder without forcing a keyframe, cheap enough to drive from a congestion controller. | ||
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| The track is named after the codec (`.avc3` / `.hev1`) and its catalog rendition is published immediately, read out of the encoder itself, so subscribers discover it through the catalog rather than a name you pick, and can find it before the first frame exists. `cut()` starts a new group at the next frame, which is optional: the encoder keyframes every `gop` frames on its own, and each of those cuts a group. | ||
| Set `track` to choose the track name; omit it to derive one from the codec (`.avc3` / `.hev1`). The catalog rendition is published immediately so subscribers can discover it before the first frame exists. `await video.used()` and `await video.unused()` monitor subscriber demand. Call `cut()` before the first frame after an idle gap so the resumed stream starts with a keyframe in a new group. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Add try to the Swift demand waits.
video.used() and video.unused() are declared async throws, so the examples must use try await to compile.
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In `@doc/lib/swift/moq.md` at line 301, Update the Swift examples around
video.used() and video.unused() to call both throwing async methods with try
await, preserving the existing demand-monitoring flow.
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Public API changes
moq_video::encode::Producer::with_track.MoqVideoEncoderOutput::trackandMoqVideoProducer::{name, used, unused}.These are additive changes targeting
main. No package versions are changed; the release workflows own version bumps.Cross-package sync
libmoqis intentionally unchanged. Its C output struct is ABI-stable and has a callback-oriented lifecycle rather than the async object methods exposed by UniFFI. Adding the field there would be breaking, and Pronto consumes the Python binding.Test plan
just fixjust checkjust test: 246 selected Rust tests plus the Python and JavaScript suites passed(Written by GPT-5.6 Codex)