Other Structures

A directory or file in the Ditto working directory. Directories can be traversed by accessing the childItems property. Files won’t have any children.

Encapsulates the authentication provider used to login.

This struct implements the “extensible enum” pattern, allowing for convenient and type-safe definition and use of authentication providers.

To define a custom authentication provider, extend this type and add a static property returning your custom provider:

extension DittoAuthenticationProvider {
    static var mySpecialProvider: DittoAuthenticationProvider {
        DittoAuthenticationProvider("my-special-provider")
    }
}

Then use it conveniently with the login APIs like so:

ditto.auth.login(token: ..., provider: .mySpecialProvider)

Experimental configuration options for DittoConfig.

This struct allows you to enable or configure features that are not yet part of the stable API. Use with caution, as experimental features may change or be removed in future releases.

Represents a diff between two arrays.

Create a diff between arrays of DittoQueryResultItems using a DittoDiffer.

P2P BluetoothLE configuration. Part of DittoPeerToPeer.

P2P LAN configuration to configure peer discovery via mDNS or multicast. Part of DittoPeerToPeer.

P2P AWDL configuration. Part of DittoPeerToPeer.

Configuration of peer-to-peer transports, which are able to discover and connect to peers on their own.

For more information refer to the documentation for DittoTransportConfig.

Specific servers that Ditto should attempt to connect to. TCP servers are specified as “host:port”. WebSocket URLs take the form “wss://hydra.ditto.live”. Please refer to the documentation on Ditto’s website for configuring cloud or client/server scenarios.

TCP listening configuration.

HTTP & WebSocket listening configuration.

Configure this device as a Ditto server. Disabled by default.

This is advanced usage that is not needed in most situations. Please refer to the documentation on Ditto’s website for scenarios and example configurations.

Settings not associated with any specific type of transport.

Represents a connection between two peers in a Ditto mesh network.

Represents a peer in a Ditto mesh network.

Represents the Ditto mesh network of peers and their connections between each other. The localPeer is the entry point, all others are remote peers known by the local peer (either directly or via other remote peers).