nymea/libnymea/network/zeroconf/zeroconfservicebrowser.cpp

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/*!
\class ZeroConfServiceBrowser
\brief Allows to browse avahi services in the local network.
\ingroup hardware
\inmodule libnymea
The ZeroConfServiceBrowser allows to discover the avahi network and get services.
\chapter Example
In order to search for available avahi services in the current network you use this hardware resource like this:
\tt devicepluginexample.h
\code
#include "network/avahi/ZeroConfServiceEntry.h"
class DevicePluginExample : public DevicePlugin
{
...
public:
void init() override;
private slots:
void onServiceEntryAdded(const ZeroConfServiceEntry &serviceEntry);
void onServiceEntryRemoved(const ZeroConfServiceEntry &serviceEntry);
...
};
\endcode
\tt devicepluginexample.cpp
\code
void DevicePluginExample::init() {
connect(hardwareManager()->avahiBrowser(), &ZeroConfServiceBrowser::serviceEntryAdded, this, &DevicePluginExample::onServiceEntryAdded);
connect(hardwareManager()->avahiBrowser(), &ZeroConfServiceBrowser::serviceEntryRemoved, this, &DevicePluginExample::onServiceEntryRemoved);
}
void DevicePluginExample::onServiceEntryAdded(const ZeroConfServiceEntry &serviceEntry) {
qCDebug(dcExample()) << "New service added to network:" << serviceEntry;
...
}
void DevicePluginExample::onServiceEntryRemoved(const ZeroConfServiceEntry &serviceEntry) {
qCDebug(dcExample()) << "Service removed from network:" << serviceEntry;
...
}
\endcode
\sa ZeroConfServiceEntry
*/
/*! \fn ZeroConfServiceBrowser::~ZeroConfServiceBrowser();
Destroys this ZeroConfServiceBrowser;
*/
/*! \fn QList<ZeroConfServiceEntry> ZeroConfServiceBrowser::serviceEntries() const;
Returns the list of available service entries in the network of this browser.
*/
// Signals
/*! \fn void ZeroConfServiceBrowser::serviceEntryAdded(const ZeroConfServiceEntry &entry);
This signal will be emitted when a new \a entry was added to the current entry list.
*/
/*! \fn void ZeroConfServiceBrowser::serviceEntryRemoved(const ZeroConfServiceEntry &entry);
This signal will be emitted when a new \a entry was removed from the current entry list.
*/
#include "zeroconfservicebrowser.h"
/*! Constructs a new \l{ZeroConfServiceBrowser} with the given \a parent. */
ZeroConfServiceBrowser::ZeroConfServiceBrowser(const QString &serviceType, QObject *parent):
QObject(parent)
{
Q_UNUSED(serviceType)
}
QList<ZeroConfServiceEntry> ZeroConfServiceBrowser::serviceEntries() const
{
return {};
}