ui-compose/io.devconsole.ui.compose/InspectorSocketFrameUi

InspectorSocketFrameUi

data class InspectorSocketFrameUi(val direction: String, val frameType: String, val preview: String?, val timestampEpochMs: Long, val byteLength: Long? = null, val truncated: Boolean = false, val topic: String? = null, val qos: Int? = null)

Constructors

constructor(direction: String, frameType: String, preview: String?, timestampEpochMs: Long, byteLength: Long? = null, truncated: Boolean = false, topic: String? = null, qos: Int? = null)

Properties

byteLength

val byteLength: Long?

Real payload byte size when known -- the full frame length for BINARY (SocketPayload.Binary.length is captured before any preview truncation), or the redacted/possibly-truncated preview's own encoded byte size for TEXT. Null when the adapter predates this field, in which case a caller must fall back to describing preview's character count rather than implying a measured byte size.

direction

val direction: String

frameType

val frameType: String

preview

val preview: String?

qos

val qos: Int?

MQTT QoS (0-2) this frame was sent/received with; null for a plain WebSocket frame.

timestampEpochMs

val timestampEpochMs: Long

topic

val topic: String?

MQTT topic this frame was published/received on; null for a plain WebSocket frame.

truncated

val truncated: Boolean

Whether preview itself was truncated before capture. For a TEXT frame this means byteLength describes only the (possibly redacted) preview, not the original message -- callers must label that case honestly (e.g. "preview") instead of presenting it as the frame's true size.