flatpak-builder/data/org.freedesktop.impl.portal.PermissionStore.xml

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<node name="/" xmlns:doc="http://www.freedesktop.org/dbus/1.0/doc.dtd">
  <!--
      org.freedesktop.impl.portal.PermissionStore:
      @short_description: Database to store permissions

      The permission store can be used by portals to store permissions
      that sandboxed applications have to various resources, such as
      files outside the sandbox.

      Since the resources managed by portals can be varied, the permission
      store is fairly free-form: there can be multiple tables; resources are
      identified by an ID, as are applications, and permissions are stored as
      string arrays. None of these strings are interpreted by the permission
      store in any way.

      In addition, the permission store allows to associate extra data
      (in the form of a GVariant) with each resource.
  -->
  <interface name='org.freedesktop.impl.portal.PermissionStore'>
    <property name="version" type="u" access="read"/>

    <!--
        Lookup:
        @table: the name of the table to use
        @id: the resource ID to look up
        @permissions: map from application ID to permissions
        @data: data that is associated with the resource

        Looks up the entry for a resource in one of the tables and returns
        all associated application permissions and data.
    -->
    <method name="Lookup">
      <arg name='table' type='s' direction='in'/>
      <arg name='id' type='s' direction='in'/>
      <arg name='permissions' type='a{sas}' direction='out'/>
      <arg name='data' type='v' direction='out'/>
    </method>

    <!--
        Set:
        @table: the name of the table to use
        @create: whether to create the table if it does not exist
        @id: the resource ID to modify
        @app_permissions: map from application ID to permissions
        @data: data to associate with the resource

        Writes the entry for a resource in the given table.
    -->
    <method name="Set">
      <arg name='table' type='s' direction='in'/>
      <arg name='create' type='b' direction='in'/>
      <arg name='id' type='s' direction='in'/>
      <arg name='app_permissions' type='a{sas}' direction='in'/>
      <arg name='data' type='v' direction='in'/>
    </method>

    <!--
        Delete:
        @table: the name of the table to use
        @id: the resource ID to delete

        Removes the entry for a resource in the given table.
    -->
    <method name="Delete">
      <arg name='table' type='s' direction='in'/>
      <arg name='id' type='s' direction='in'/>
    </method>

    <!--
        SetValue:
        @table: the name of the table to use
        @create: whether to create the table if it does not exist
        @id: the resource ID to modify
        @data: data to associate with the resource

        Sets just the data for a resource in the given table.
    -->
    <method name="SetValue">
      <arg name='table' type='s' direction='in'/>
      <arg name='create' type='b' direction='in'/>
      <arg name='id' type='s' direction='in'/>
      <arg name='data' type='v' direction='in'/>
    </method>

    <!--
        SetPermission:
        @table: the name of the table to use
        @create: whether to create the table if it does not exist
        @id: the resource ID to modify
        @app: the application ID to modify
        @permissions: permissions to set

        Sets the permissions for an application and a resource
        in the given table.
    -->
    <method name="SetPermission">
      <arg name='table' type='s' direction='in'/>
      <arg name='create' type='b' direction='in'/>
      <arg name='id' type='s' direction='in'/>
      <arg name='app' type='s' direction='in'/>
      <arg name='permissions' type='as' direction='in'/>
    </method>

    <!--
        List:
        @table: the name of the table to use
        @ids: IDs of all resources that are present in the table

        Returns all the resources that are present in the table.
    -->
    <method name="List">
      <arg name='table' type='s' direction='in'/>
      <arg name='ids' type='as' direction='out'/>
    </method>

    <!--
        Changed:
        @table: the name of the table
        @ids: IDs of the changed resource
        @deleted: whether the resource was deleted
        @data: the data that is associated the resource
        @permissions: the permissions that are associated with the resource

        The Changed signal is emitted when the entry for a resource
        is modified or deleted. If the entry was deleted, then @data
        and @permissions contain the last values that were found in the
        database. If the entry was modified, they contain the new values.
    -->
    <signal name="Changed">
      <arg name='table' type='s' direction='out'/>
      <arg name='id' type='s' direction='out'/>
      <arg name='deleted' type='b' direction='out'/>
      <arg name='data' type='v' direction='out'/>
      <arg name='permissions' type='a{sas}' direction='out'/>
    </signal>
  </interface>

</node>