webrtc/api/media_transport_interface.h
Piotr (Peter) Slatala d6f61dd787 Add ::Connect method to the media transport interface
In order to enable ::Connect method, we also need to split the factory and create a method that creates media transport, but doesn't connect it.

So far media transport was connecting right away after creation. We would however want to expose some of the settings in SDP. SDP is created before connection is connected (and before ICE transport is created), and so we would like to be able to get the settings from the caller to the callee.

Bug: webrtc:9719
Change-Id: I1dc2f30c9a2dae8b3db04f14c8b334cd1b3ab5ab
Reviewed-on: https://webrtc-review.googlesource.com/c/124517
Reviewed-by: Bjorn Mellem <mellem@webrtc.org>
Commit-Queue: Peter Slatala <psla@webrtc.org>
Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#26863}
2019-02-26 22:53:28 +00:00

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/* Copyright 2018 The WebRTC project authors. All Rights Reserved.
*
* Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license
* that can be found in the LICENSE file in the root of the source
* tree. An additional intellectual property rights grant can be found
* in the file PATENTS. All contributing project authors may
* be found in the AUTHORS file in the root of the source tree.
*/
// This is EXPERIMENTAL interface for media transport.
//
// The goal is to refactor WebRTC code so that audio and video frames
// are sent / received through the media transport interface. This will
// enable different media transport implementations, including QUIC-based
// media transport.
#ifndef API_MEDIA_TRANSPORT_INTERFACE_H_
#define API_MEDIA_TRANSPORT_INTERFACE_H_
#include <api/transport/network_control.h>
#include <memory>
#include <string>
#include <utility>
#include "absl/types/optional.h"
#include "api/array_view.h"
#include "api/rtc_error.h"
#include "api/transport/media/audio_transport.h"
#include "api/transport/media/video_transport.h"
#include "api/units/data_rate.h"
#include "rtc_base/copy_on_write_buffer.h"
#include "rtc_base/network_route.h"
namespace rtc {
class PacketTransportInternal;
class Thread;
} // namespace rtc
namespace webrtc {
class RtcEventLog;
class AudioPacketReceivedObserver {
public:
virtual ~AudioPacketReceivedObserver() = default;
// Invoked for the first received audio packet on a given channel id.
// It will be invoked once for each channel id.
virtual void OnFirstAudioPacketReceived(int64_t channel_id) = 0;
};
struct MediaTransportAllocatedBitrateLimits {
DataRate min_pacing_rate = DataRate::Zero();
DataRate max_padding_bitrate = DataRate::Zero();
DataRate max_total_allocated_bitrate = DataRate::Zero();
};
// A collection of settings for creation of media transport.
struct MediaTransportSettings final {
MediaTransportSettings();
MediaTransportSettings(const MediaTransportSettings&);
MediaTransportSettings& operator=(const MediaTransportSettings&);
~MediaTransportSettings();
// Group calls are not currently supported, in 1:1 call one side must set
// is_caller = true and another is_caller = false.
bool is_caller;
// Must be set if a pre-shared key is used for the call.
// TODO(bugs.webrtc.org/9944): This should become zero buffer in the distant
// future.
absl::optional<std::string> pre_shared_key;
// If present, this is a config passed from the caller to the answerer in the
// offer. Each media transport knows how to understand its own parameters.
absl::optional<std::string> remote_transport_parameters;
// If present, provides the event log that media transport should use.
// Media transport does not own it. The lifetime of |event_log| will exceed
// the lifetime of the instance of MediaTransportInterface instance.
RtcEventLog* event_log = nullptr;
};
// Callback to notify about network route changes.
class MediaTransportNetworkChangeCallback {
public:
virtual ~MediaTransportNetworkChangeCallback() = default;
// Called when the network route is changed, with the new network route.
virtual void OnNetworkRouteChanged(
const rtc::NetworkRoute& new_network_route) = 0;
};
// State of the media transport. Media transport begins in the pending state.
// It transitions to writable when it is ready to send media. It may transition
// back to pending if the connection is blocked. It may transition to closed at
// any time. Closed is terminal: a transport will never re-open once closed.
enum class MediaTransportState {
kPending,
kWritable,
kClosed,
};
// Callback invoked whenever the state of the media transport changes.
class MediaTransportStateCallback {
public:
virtual ~MediaTransportStateCallback() = default;
// Invoked whenever the state of the media transport changes.
virtual void OnStateChanged(MediaTransportState state) = 0;
};
// Callback for RTT measurements on the receive side.
// TODO(nisse): Related interfaces: CallStatsObserver and RtcpRttStats. It's
// somewhat unclear what type of measurement is needed. It's used to configure
// NACK generation and playout buffer. Either raw measurement values or recent
// maximum would make sense for this use. Need consolidation of RTT signalling.
class MediaTransportRttObserver {
public:
virtual ~MediaTransportRttObserver() = default;
// Invoked when a new RTT measurement is available, typically once per ACK.
virtual void OnRttUpdated(int64_t rtt_ms) = 0;
};
// Supported types of application data messages.
enum class DataMessageType {
// Application data buffer with the binary bit unset.
kText,
// Application data buffer with the binary bit set.
kBinary,
// Transport-agnostic control messages, such as open or open-ack messages.
kControl,
};
// Parameters for sending data. The parameters may change from message to
// message, even within a single channel. For example, control messages may be
// sent reliably and in-order, even if the data channel is configured for
// unreliable delivery.
struct SendDataParams {
SendDataParams();
SendDataParams(const SendDataParams&);
DataMessageType type = DataMessageType::kText;
// Whether to deliver the message in order with respect to other ordered
// messages with the same channel_id.
bool ordered = false;
// If set, the maximum number of times this message may be
// retransmitted by the transport before it is dropped.
// Setting this value to zero disables retransmission.
// Must be non-negative. |max_rtx_count| and |max_rtx_ms| may not be set
// simultaneously.
absl::optional<int> max_rtx_count;
// If set, the maximum number of milliseconds for which the transport
// may retransmit this message before it is dropped.
// Setting this value to zero disables retransmission.
// Must be non-negative. |max_rtx_count| and |max_rtx_ms| may not be set
// simultaneously.
absl::optional<int> max_rtx_ms;
};
// Sink for callbacks related to a data channel.
class DataChannelSink {
public:
virtual ~DataChannelSink() = default;
// Callback issued when data is received by the transport.
virtual void OnDataReceived(int channel_id,
DataMessageType type,
const rtc::CopyOnWriteBuffer& buffer) = 0;
// Callback issued when a remote data channel begins the closing procedure.
// Messages sent after the closing procedure begins will not be transmitted.
virtual void OnChannelClosing(int channel_id) = 0;
// Callback issued when a (remote or local) data channel completes the closing
// procedure. Closing channels become closed after all pending data has been
// transmitted.
virtual void OnChannelClosed(int channel_id) = 0;
};
// Media transport interface for sending / receiving encoded audio/video frames
// and receiving bandwidth estimate update from congestion control.
class MediaTransportInterface {
public:
MediaTransportInterface();
virtual ~MediaTransportInterface();
// Retrieves callers config (i.e. media transport offer) that should be passed
// to the callee, before the call is connected. Such config is opaque to SDP
// (sdp just passes it through). The config is a binary blob, so SDP may
// choose to use base64 to serialize it (or any other approach that guarantees
// that the binary blob goes through). This should only be called for the
// caller's perspective.
//
// This may return an unset optional, which means that the given media
// transport is not supported / disabled and shouldn't be reported in SDP.
//
// It may also return an empty string, in which case the media transport is
// supported, but without any extra settings.
// TODO(psla): Make abstract.
virtual absl::optional<std::string> GetTransportParametersOffer() const;
// Connect the media transport to the ICE transport.
// The implementation must be able to ignore incoming packets that don't
// belong to it.
// TODO(psla): Make abstract.
virtual void Connect(rtc::PacketTransportInternal* packet_transport);
// Start asynchronous send of audio frame. The status returned by this method
// only pertains to the synchronous operations (e.g.
// serialization/packetization), not to the asynchronous operation.
virtual RTCError SendAudioFrame(uint64_t channel_id,
MediaTransportEncodedAudioFrame frame) = 0;
// Start asynchronous send of video frame. The status returned by this method
// only pertains to the synchronous operations (e.g.
// serialization/packetization), not to the asynchronous operation.
virtual RTCError SendVideoFrame(
uint64_t channel_id,
const MediaTransportEncodedVideoFrame& frame) = 0;
// Used by video sender to be notified on key frame requests.
virtual void SetKeyFrameRequestCallback(
MediaTransportKeyFrameRequestCallback* callback);
// Requests a keyframe for the particular channel (stream). The caller should
// check that the keyframe is not present in a jitter buffer already (i.e.
// don't request a keyframe if there is one that you will get from the jitter
// buffer in a moment).
virtual RTCError RequestKeyFrame(uint64_t channel_id) = 0;
// Sets audio sink. Sink must be unset by calling SetReceiveAudioSink(nullptr)
// before the media transport is destroyed or before new sink is set.
virtual void SetReceiveAudioSink(MediaTransportAudioSinkInterface* sink) = 0;
// Registers a video sink. Before destruction of media transport, you must
// pass a nullptr.
virtual void SetReceiveVideoSink(MediaTransportVideoSinkInterface* sink) = 0;
// Adds a target bitrate observer. Before media transport is destructed
// the observer must be unregistered (by calling
// RemoveTargetTransferRateObserver).
// A newly registered observer will be called back with the latest recorded
// target rate, if available.
virtual void AddTargetTransferRateObserver(
TargetTransferRateObserver* observer);
// Removes an existing |observer| from observers. If observer was never
// registered, an error is logged and method does nothing.
virtual void RemoveTargetTransferRateObserver(
TargetTransferRateObserver* observer);
// Sets audio packets observer, which gets informed about incoming audio
// packets. Before destruction, the observer must be unregistered by setting
// nullptr.
//
// This method may be temporary, when the multiplexer is implemented (or
// multiplexer may use it to demultiplex channel ids).
virtual void SetFirstAudioPacketReceivedObserver(
AudioPacketReceivedObserver* observer);
// Intended for receive side. AddRttObserver registers an observer to be
// called for each RTT measurement, typically once per ACK. Before media
// transport is destructed the observer must be unregistered.
virtual void AddRttObserver(MediaTransportRttObserver* observer);
virtual void RemoveRttObserver(MediaTransportRttObserver* observer);
// Returns the last known target transfer rate as reported to the above
// observers.
virtual absl::optional<TargetTransferRate> GetLatestTargetTransferRate();
// Gets the audio packet overhead in bytes. Returned overhead does not include
// transport overhead (ipv4/6, turn channeldata, tcp/udp, etc.).
// If the transport is capable of fusing packets together, this overhead
// might not be a very accurate number.
virtual size_t GetAudioPacketOverhead() const;
// Registers an observer for network change events. If the network route is
// already established when the callback is added, |callback| will be called
// immediately with the current network route. Before media transport is
// destroyed, the callback must be removed.
virtual void AddNetworkChangeCallback(
MediaTransportNetworkChangeCallback* callback);
virtual void RemoveNetworkChangeCallback(
MediaTransportNetworkChangeCallback* callback);
// Sets a state observer callback. Before media transport is destroyed, the
// callback must be unregistered by setting it to nullptr.
// A newly registered callback will be called with the current state.
// Media transport does not invoke this callback concurrently.
virtual void SetMediaTransportStateCallback(
MediaTransportStateCallback* callback) = 0;
// Updates allocation limits.
// TODO(psla): Make abstract when downstream implementation implement it.
virtual void SetAllocatedBitrateLimits(
const MediaTransportAllocatedBitrateLimits& limits);
// Opens a data |channel_id| for sending. May return an error if the
// specified |channel_id| is unusable. Must be called before |SendData|.
// TODO(mellem): Make pure virtual when all implementations support it.
virtual RTCError OpenChannel(int channel_id);
// Sends a data buffer to the remote endpoint using the given send parameters.
// |buffer| may not be larger than 256 KiB. Returns an error if the send
// fails.
virtual RTCError SendData(int channel_id,
const SendDataParams& params,
const rtc::CopyOnWriteBuffer& buffer) = 0;
// Closes |channel_id| gracefully. Returns an error if |channel_id| is not
// open. Data sent after the closing procedure begins will not be
// transmitted. The channel becomes closed after pending data is transmitted.
virtual RTCError CloseChannel(int channel_id) = 0;
// Sets a sink for data messages and channel state callbacks. Before media
// transport is destroyed, the sink must be unregistered by setting it to
// nullptr.
virtual void SetDataSink(DataChannelSink* sink) = 0;
// TODO(sukhanov): RtcEventLogs.
};
// If media transport factory is set in peer connection factory, it will be
// used to create media transport for sending/receiving encoded frames and
// this transport will be used instead of default RTP/SRTP transport.
//
// Currently Media Transport negotiation is not supported in SDP.
// If application is using media transport, it must negotiate it before
// setting media transport factory in peer connection.
class MediaTransportFactory {
public:
virtual ~MediaTransportFactory() = default;
// Creates media transport.
// - Does not take ownership of packet_transport or network_thread.
// - Does not support group calls, in 1:1 call one side must set
// is_caller = true and another is_caller = false.
virtual RTCErrorOr<std::unique_ptr<MediaTransportInterface>>
CreateMediaTransport(rtc::PacketTransportInternal* packet_transport,
rtc::Thread* network_thread,
const MediaTransportSettings& settings);
// Creates a new Media Transport in a disconnected state. If the media
// transport for the caller is created, one can then call
// MediaTransportInterface::GetTransportParametersOffer on that new instance.
// TODO(psla): Make abstract.
virtual RTCErrorOr<std::unique_ptr<webrtc::MediaTransportInterface>>
CreateMediaTransport(rtc::Thread* network_thread,
const MediaTransportSettings& settings);
// Gets a transport name which is supported by the implementation.
// Different factories should return different transport names, and at runtime
// it will be checked that different names were used.
// For example, "rtp" or "generic" may be returned by two different
// implementations.
// The value returned by this method must never change in the lifetime of the
// factory.
// TODO(psla): Make abstract.
virtual std::string GetTransportName() const;
};
} // namespace webrtc
#endif // API_MEDIA_TRANSPORT_INTERFACE_H_