feat(libmoq): declare the catalog container for manually authored renditions - #2805
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…ditions Adds moq_publish_video_config_with_container and its audio counterpart: the same catalog write as the existing functions plus an explicit moq_media_container (LEGACY or LOC), taken as uint32_t and validated to InvalidCode on unknown values. The existing functions delegate with LEGACY, so no C consumer changes. LOC pairs with tracks created via moq_publish_track whose frames the caller already encodes per draft-ietf-moq-loc. The end-to-end test publishes a raw LOC frame with the LOC declaration and consumes it through moq_consume_video, asserting payload, timestamp and keyframe survive the round trip. CONTEXTO Discarded paths: - Passing the repr(C) enum by value across the ABI - a garbage integer from C constructs an invalid Rust enum (UB); u32 validated to InvalidCode instead. - Extending moq_video_config with a container field - changes the struct size and breaks the ABI; the additive function breaks nobody. - Exposing LOC through moq_publish_media_* - that path always writes the legacy container (moq-mux pins it on its outputs); declaring another container there would lie to subscribers. Left for the moq-mux flip. Key decisions: - The test consumes through moq_consume_video besides publishing - if libmoq's consume side pinned Legacy the way moq-mux does, the test exposes it immediately instead of surfacing in production. Validity: as of 2026-08-12; re-check against current state before reuse.
WalkthroughThe C ABI now exposes legacy, CMAF, LOC, and unknown media-container values. Video and audio configurations carry container metadata, and publishing validates container codes and required CMAF initialization data. Consumption exposes the configured container. Tests cover LOC and CMAF round trips and invalid configurations. The LOC crate is added as a development dependency. Video conversion code and its test now require Linux with the 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@rs/libmoq/src/api.rs`:
- Around line 1680-1688: Update the public moq_media_container enum by adding
#[non_exhaustive], and add moq_media_container to the ENUMS export list in
build.rs so cbindgen emits its named constants in the C header.
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| #[repr(C)] | ||
| #[allow(non_camel_case_types)] | ||
| #[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug)] | ||
| pub enum moq_media_container { | ||
| /// A QUIC VarInt timestamp prefix followed by the codec payload. | ||
| MOQ_MEDIA_CONTAINER_LEGACY = 0, | ||
| /// Low Overhead Container (draft-ietf-moq-loc). | ||
| MOQ_MEDIA_CONTAINER_LOC = 1, | ||
| } |
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Mark moq_media_container as non-exhaustive and export it in the C header.
moq_media_container is public, so external exhaustive Rust matches can break when a variant is added. Add #[non_exhaustive].
The enum is not in rs/libmoq/build.rs's cbindgen export list. Add it to ENUMS so C callers receive the named container constants.
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In `@rs/libmoq/src/api.rs` around lines 1680 - 1688, Update the public
moq_media_container enum by adding #[non_exhaustive], and add
moq_media_container to the ENUMS export list in build.rs so cbindgen emits its
named constants in the C header.
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Half taken: the enum (now moq_container_kind) is in build.rs's ENUMS list, so the header carries the named constants instead of making C hardcode the integers.
Skipping #[non_exhaustive]. rs/CLAUDE.md makes it opt-in rather than the default, and none of the sibling ABI enums (moq_video_codec, moq_audio_format, moq_video_encoder_kind) carry it. They all cross the ABI as uint32_t and are matched by comparing discriminants, so there is no external Rust match for a new variant to break.
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@kixelated, the C-header part is addressed. rs/libmoq/build.rs now exports moq_container_kind through ENUMS.
I cannot withdraw the #[non_exhaustive] part. rs/libmoq/src/lib.rs publicly re-exports api::*, so Rust dependents can name and exhaustively match moq_container_kind. A later variant would break that downstream code.
The current repository guideline also requires #[non_exhaustive] for public enums that may gain variants. The sibling ABI enums have the same omission, but that does not remove the risk for this enum.
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| /// # Safety | ||
| /// - Same contract as [moq_publish_video_config]. | ||
| #[unsafe(no_mangle)] | ||
| pub unsafe extern "C" fn moq_publish_video_config_with_container( |
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definitely no _with_container method. add it to moq_video_config instead.
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Done. Both moq_video_config and moq_audio_config now carry a moq_container (kind + CMAF init segment), and the _with_container entry points are gone. A zeroed struct is legacy, so a recompiled caller that ignores the field behaves as before.
Since the structs are shared with the consume path, this also means moq_consume_video_config / moq_consume_audio_config report the container, which they previously dropped on the floor.
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| /// A QUIC VarInt timestamp prefix followed by the codec payload. | ||
| MOQ_MEDIA_CONTAINER_LEGACY = 0, | ||
| /// Low Overhead Container (draft-ietf-moq-loc). | ||
| MOQ_MEDIA_CONTAINER_LOC = 1, |
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Added, along with UNKNOWN, so the kind now covers everything hang::catalog::Container has.
CMAF is the reason the kind travels in a struct rather than as a bare uint32_t: it carries an init segment. moq_container::init / init_len is copied into the catalog on publish and borrowed back out of the snapshot on consume, exactly like description. An empty init is rejected at the publish call rather than at every subscriber.
UNKNOWN is read-only: a rendition written by a future build round-trips into it so a C consumer can skip it, but publishing one is InvalidCode since we keep none of the original JSON, so there is nothing to write back.
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`I420::from_rgb` and `from_yuyv` were `#[cfg(target_os = "linux")]`, but their only callers live in `capture/v4l2.rs`, which the `capture` feature gates. Every workspace consumer of moq-video leaves that feature off, so on Linux the two functions compiled with no callers and `-D warnings` turned the resulting dead_code lint into a hard error. That is why `just check` fails on any branch whose diff selects libmoq. Match the cfg to the callers, test included. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both config structs now carry a `moq_container` (a `moq_container_kind` discriminant plus the CMAF init segment), instead of a parallel `moq_publish_*_config_with_container` entry point per media type. A zeroed struct still means legacy, so a recompiled C caller that ignores the field behaves exactly as before. The kind covers every container hang knows: legacy, cmaf, loc, and unknown. CMAF needs its init segment, which is why the kind travels in a struct rather than as a bare `uint32_t` parameter. Unknown is read-only: a catalog written by a future build round-trips into it so a consumer can skip the rendition, but publishing one is `InvalidCode` because none of the original JSON survives the trip through C. The struct is shared with the consume path, so `moq_consume_video_config` and `moq_consume_audio_config` now report the container too, borrowing the init segment from the catalog snapshot like `description` already does. Add `moq_container_kind` to the cbindgen export list, since no signature reaches it. C callers must recompile: both structs grew a field. Co-Authored-By: Ariel Molina <ariel@edis.mx> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@rs/libmoq/src/api.rs`:
- Around line 43-46: Add a documentation comment for the public ABI field
init_len in the relevant API struct, explicitly defining it as the byte length
of init and matching the surrounding field documentation style.
- Around line 39-57: Add the Rust #[non_exhaustive] attribute to the public
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| pub struct moq_container { | ||
| /// `moq_container_kind` discriminant. | ||
| pub kind: u32, | ||
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| /// The CMAF init segment (ftyp+moov), or NULL. | ||
| /// Read only when `kind` is `MOQ_CONTAINER_KIND_CMAF`, where it is required. | ||
| pub init: *const u8, | ||
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| fn default() -> Self { | ||
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| kind: moq_container_kind::MOQ_CONTAINER_KIND_LEGACY as u32, | ||
| init: std::ptr::null(), | ||
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When cbindgen generates C headers for a struct marked with both #[repr(C)] and #[non_exhaustive], it treats the struct as a standard C struct with the guaranteed layout provided by #[repr(C)] [1][2][3]. The #[non_exhaustive] attribute is a Rust-level mechanism intended to prevent downstream crates from exhaustively matching on an enum or constructing a struct in a way that breaks if new fields are added [4][5]. Because this attribute has no inherent representation in the C language, cbindgen does not—and cannot—enforce the "non-exhaustive" semantics in the generated C header [1][4]. Key implications include: 1. Layout Guarantee: Because the struct is marked #[repr(C)], cbindgen preserves the specified field order, padding, and alignment required for C ABI compatibility [1][6][3]. 2. Opaque vs. Visible: cbindgen will emit the struct definition in the C header, including its fields. The C compiler sees a standard struct. If you wish to hide the internal details of the struct from C callers, you would typically use an opaque pointer (e.g., passing a pointer to the struct without defining its contents in the public header) rather than relying on #[non_exhaustive] [1][2]. 3. No C-level Enforcement: C code consuming the header will not be restricted from constructing or inspecting the struct, even if you add fields to the Rust struct in the future [4][5]. Maintaining ABI compatibility when adding fields to a C struct is an external responsibility handled by the developer (e.g., by ensuring the struct is only ever manipulated via functions provided by your library, or by using reserved padding fields). In summary, the presence of #[non_exhaustive] does not alter the generated C layout; the struct will be laid out according to C ABI rules as dictated by #[repr(C)] [1][3].
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- 5: https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/reference/attributes/type_system.html
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Add #[non_exhaustive] to moq_container.
moq_container is a public, defaultable struct with public fields. Add the attribute so future Rust fields do not break downstream struct construction. This Rust-only attribute does not change the #[repr(C)] layout or generated C definition.
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In `@rs/libmoq/src/api.rs` around lines 39 - 57, Add the Rust #[non_exhaustive]
attribute to the public moq_container struct, preserving its existing fields,
Default implementation, and C representation.
Source: Coding guidelines
| /// The CMAF init segment (ftyp+moov), or NULL. | ||
| /// Read only when `kind` is `MOQ_CONTAINER_KIND_CMAF`, where it is required. | ||
| pub init: *const u8, | ||
| pub init_len: usize, |
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Document init_len.
init_len is a public ABI field. Add a doc comment that defines it as the byte length of init.
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minimal, and validate.
In `@rs/libmoq/src/api.rs` around lines 43 - 46, Add a documentation comment for
the public ABI field init_len in the relevant API struct, explicitly defining it
as the byte length of init and matching the surrounding field documentation
style.
Source: Coding guidelines
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I can merge it now but IMO we need getters/setters for structs to avoid semver issues. Since this is a breaking change unfortunately. |
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A C publisher can author frames on a raw track (
moq_publish_track) already encoded per draft-ietf-moq-loc, or as CMAF fragments, but the catalog write path always declared the legacy container, so there was no way to tell subscribers what the track actually carries.moq_video_configandmoq_audio_confignow carry amoq_container: amoq_container_kinddiscriminant plus the CMAF init segment. The kind covers every container hang knows (LEGACY,CMAF,LOC,UNKNOWN) and crosses the ABI asuint32_t, so an unrecognized value returnsInvalidCodeinstead of constructing an invalid Rust enum. A zeroed struct means legacy, so a recompiled caller that ignores the field behaves exactly as before. CMAF needs its init segment, which is why the kind travels in a struct rather than as a bare parameter.UNKNOWNis read-only. A catalog written by a future build round-trips into it so a consumer can skip the rendition, but publishing one isInvalidCode: none of the original JSON survives the trip through C, so there is nothing to write back.Because both structs are shared with the consume path,
moq_consume_video_configandmoq_consume_audio_confignow report the container too, borrowing the CMAF init segment from the catalog snapshot exactly likedescriptionalready does.moq_container_kindgoes in the cbindgenENUMSlist, since no signature reaches it and a C caller would otherwise have to hardcode the integers.C callers must recompile: both config structs grew a field.
Out of scope:
moq_publish_media_*still writes the legacy container; switching the moq-mux encoder outputs to LOC is a separate change.The red CI was not this PR
just checkfailed inmoq-video, which nothing here touches.I420::from_rgbandfrom_yuyvare#[cfg(target_os = "linux")], but their only callers live incapture/v4l2.rs, which thecapturefeature gates, and every workspace consumer of moq-video leaves that feature off. So on Linux the two functions compiled with no callers and-D warningsturned the resultingdead_codelint into a hard error, which fails any branch whose diff selects libmoq. The second commit matches the cfg to the callers, test included.Tests
moq_consume_video: the catalog reports LOC, and payload, timestamp and keyframe survive the round tripmoq_consume_audio_configUNKNOWN, an out-of-range value, and CMAF with no init segment(written by Opus 5)