binnacle library

Records what happens inside an app — sessions, navigation, HTTP traffic — on the device, and hands the recording over when asked for it.

Classes

AppDto: The build a recording came from.
BatchDto: A set of recorded sessions ready to be handed over.
Binnacle: Records what happens inside an app — sessions, navigation, HTTP traffic — on the device, and hands the recording over when asked for it.
BinnacleConfig: What the host app tells the recorder about itself on startup.
DeviceDto: The device a recording came from.
ErrorCapture: A failure the host app wants on the timeline.
EventDto: One entry of a session timeline.
HttpCapture: An in-flight HTTP capture, closed by whichever outcome the request has.
HttpCaptureStart: An HTTP request as it leaves the host app.
NavCapture: A screen or overlay transition reported by the host app.
NoopBinnacle: A recorder that records nothing.
RecordingSummary: How much is stored, and from when to when.
SessionDto: A recorded session as it travels to the server.
SessionSummary: Enough of a stored session to list and pick one.
UserDto: Last user known on the device. Sessions carry their own attribution, so this is a hint, not the authority.

AuthKind: Which credential the host app attached to a request. The value itself is never recorded.
ErrorKind: Why an error is worth recording.
EventType: Kinds of event that can appear on a session timeline.
HttpSource: Which client stack produced an HTTP capture, so recordings coming from different clients of the same app stay distinguishable.
NavAction: How a navigation event was produced.
SessionEndReason: Why a session ended. A session with no end reason is still open.
SessionStartReason: Why a session started.

authKindExtra → const String: Key an app can put in a request's extra to say which credential it attached, when the recorder cannot tell from the request alone.
batchSchemaVersion → const int: Version of the wire format. Additive changes keep it; anything that changes the shape or the meaning of a field bumps it.