Package-level declarations
Types
Ephemeral connect information for the SESSION_CODE flow. sessionCode is a complete access credential -- the live 8-character code -- and connectUrl embeds it in the #code= fragment. There is no on-device approval step: whoever presents the code within its TTL gets a full session. Never log, display outside the trusted device screen, or persist either value.
Network exposure requested by the host, passed per-call as StartRequest.bindingMode. Loopback is the safe default -- the dashboard speaks plaintext HTTP, and LAN exposes that traffic to anyone else on the local network; see docs/THREAT_MODEL.md at the repository root before ever passing LAN.
Network exposure declared on BrowserConfig (DevConsoleConfig.browserConfig.binding), for server starts the host does not issue itself.
SESSION_CODE is the only browser-access flow; there is no longer an access-mode field to set.
Public description of the server selected after a successful DevConsoleFacadeProvider.startBrowser.
A capture surface a host can independently opt into or out of at DevConsoleConfig construction time -- see DevConsoleConfig.captureCategories. Every gate downstream is fail-open: a config that is absent, or a gate lambda that throws, always means "capture", never "drop".
Evaluates capture exclusions on the network capture hot path.
Durable backing store for CaptureRules; implementations must survive process restart.
Controls uncaught-exception and ANR capture depth.
Host configuration supplied to io.devconsole.DevConsole.initialize.
Lifecycle state of the SDK runtime, observable via io.devconsole.DevConsole.state (a StateFlow). This tracks the runtime -- whether io.devconsole.DevConsole.initialize has succeeded and whether the embedded browser server is bound -- not individual capture sources; network/socket/push recording is available as soon as Initialized is reached, independent of whether the server has ever been started.
Outcome of io.devconsole.DevConsole.initialize (or the internal provisional auto-init call).
Test and default implementation; deliberately not durable.
Outcome of io.devconsole.DevConsole.open -- launching the SDK's own in-app inspector (as opposed to the browser dashboard, which is io.devconsole.DevConsole.startBrowser's concern). The SDK never opens this on its own; it only launches from an explicit host trigger.
Opt-in ways the SDK itself opens the in-app inspector -- see DevConsoleConfig.openTriggers. Everything defaults to off, so hosts that never touch this see no behaviour change. Triggers only open the inspector UI; they never start the embedded server.
Controls whether and how io.devconsole.DevConsole.captureScreenshot may capture the foreground window.
Outcome of io.devconsole.DevConsole.captureScreenshot.
Concurrent-session cap. One access tier -- every session is equivalent, so the old CONTROL/ADMIN-specific caps are gone; maxAuthenticatedSessions alone still bounds total live sessions.
How hard a shake must be before the inspector opens -- see OpenTriggers.shakeIntensity.
Stable host-facing server start options.
Outcome of io.devconsole.DevConsole.startBrowser / startBrowserAsync.
Why io.devconsole.DevConsole.stop / stopAsync was called; informational, does not change stop behavior.