adminpbconnect

type AdminServiceClient interface {
	GetServerInfo(context.Context, *adminpb.GetServerInfoRequest) (*adminpb.GetServerInfoResponse, error)
	ListShares(context.Context, *adminpb.ListSharesRequest) (*adminpb.ListSharesResponse, error)
	GetShare(context.Context, *adminpb.GetShareRequest) (*adminpb.GetShareResponse, error)
	// CreateShare needs at least one grant. A share with none is open to
	// anyone who authenticates, which the configuration file can say on
	// purpose and an API call should not say by omission.
	CreateShare(context.Context, *adminpb.CreateShareRequest) (*adminpb.CreateShareResponse, error)
	UpdateShare(context.Context, *adminpb.UpdateShareRequest) (*adminpb.UpdateShareResponse, error)
	DeleteShare(context.Context, *adminpb.DeleteShareRequest) (*adminpb.DeleteShareResponse, error)
	// DisableShare stops serving a share and keeps its definition, the way
	// Samba's `available = no` does: every attempt to connect fails, the
	// connections already open are closed, and its image or directory is let
	// go of -- so the file can be replaced while it is disabled. EnableShare
	// serves it again, and is refused when its source can no longer be opened.
	//
	// Unlike every other change, these apply to a share of the configuration
	// too: taking a share offline is an operation, not a definition. It is
	// kept in the state file, and a restart does not bring the share back.
	DisableShare(context.Context, *adminpb.DisableShareRequest) (*adminpb.DisableShareResponse, error)
	EnableShare(context.Context, *adminpb.EnableShareRequest) (*adminpb.EnableShareResponse, error)
	// Grant gives a subject access to a share, or changes the access it has.
	Grant(context.Context, *adminpb.GrantRequest) (*adminpb.GrantResponse, error)
	// Revoke takes it away. Revoking the last grant is refused, for the reason
	// CreateShare needs one: delete the share instead.
	Revoke(context.Context, *adminpb.RevokeRequest) (*adminpb.RevokeResponse, error)
	// ReloadDirectory reads the people again, now, rather than at the next
	// `reload` interval or SIGHUP. Only additions are applied in place; any
	// removal, changed credential, or share whose expanded lists changed
	// starts a new generation and closes the connections of the old one --
	// which is how disabling somebody in the directory reaches the sessions
	// they already have. A directory that cannot be read changes nothing, and
	// is UNAVAILABLE.
	ReloadDirectory(context.Context, *adminpb.ReloadDirectoryRequest) (*adminpb.ReloadDirectoryResponse, error)
	// Who a grant can name.
	ListUsers(context.Context, *adminpb.ListUsersRequest) (*adminpb.ListUsersResponse, error)
	ListGroups(context.Context, *adminpb.ListGroupsRequest) (*adminpb.ListGroupsResponse, error)
	// ListParents is where volumes may be created, as the provisioner's own
	// configuration says.
	ListParents(context.Context, *adminpb.ListParentsRequest) (*adminpb.ListParentsResponse, error)
	// CreateVolume is idempotent by name: the same quota answers with the
	// volume that exists (created false), another is ALREADY_EXISTS.
	CreateVolume(context.Context, *adminpb.CreateVolumeRequest) (*adminpb.CreateVolumeResponse, error)
	// ResizeVolume changes the quota, either way, never below what is used.
	ResizeVolume(context.Context, *adminpb.ResizeVolumeRequest) (*adminpb.ResizeVolumeResponse, error)
	// SnapshotVolume takes a read-only snapshot (ZFS, btrfs).
	SnapshotVolume(context.Context, *adminpb.SnapshotVolumeRequest) (*adminpb.SnapshotVolumeResponse, error)
	// DeleteVolume is refused with FAILED_PRECONDITION while a share uses the
	// volume -- delete the share first. DeleteShare never deletes a volume.
	DeleteVolume(context.Context, *adminpb.DeleteVolumeRequest) (*adminpb.DeleteVolumeResponse, error)
	GetVolume(context.Context, *adminpb.GetVolumeRequest) (*adminpb.GetVolumeResponse, error)
	ListVolumes(context.Context, *adminpb.ListVolumesRequest) (*adminpb.ListVolumesResponse, error)
}

type AdminServiceHandler interface {
	GetServerInfo(context.Context, *adminpb.GetServerInfoRequest) (*adminpb.GetServerInfoResponse, error)
	ListShares(context.Context, *adminpb.ListSharesRequest) (*adminpb.ListSharesResponse, error)
	GetShare(context.Context, *adminpb.GetShareRequest) (*adminpb.GetShareResponse, error)
	// CreateShare needs at least one grant. A share with none is open to
	// anyone who authenticates, which the configuration file can say on
	// purpose and an API call should not say by omission.
	CreateShare(context.Context, *adminpb.CreateShareRequest) (*adminpb.CreateShareResponse, error)
	UpdateShare(context.Context, *adminpb.UpdateShareRequest) (*adminpb.UpdateShareResponse, error)
	DeleteShare(context.Context, *adminpb.DeleteShareRequest) (*adminpb.DeleteShareResponse, error)
	// DisableShare stops serving a share and keeps its definition, the way
	// Samba's `available = no` does: every attempt to connect fails, the
	// connections already open are closed, and its image or directory is let
	// go of -- so the file can be replaced while it is disabled. EnableShare
	// serves it again, and is refused when its source can no longer be opened.
	//
	// Unlike every other change, these apply to a share of the configuration
	// too: taking a share offline is an operation, not a definition. It is
	// kept in the state file, and a restart does not bring the share back.
	DisableShare(context.Context, *adminpb.DisableShareRequest) (*adminpb.DisableShareResponse, error)
	EnableShare(context.Context, *adminpb.EnableShareRequest) (*adminpb.EnableShareResponse, error)
	// Grant gives a subject access to a share, or changes the access it has.
	Grant(context.Context, *adminpb.GrantRequest) (*adminpb.GrantResponse, error)
	// Revoke takes it away. Revoking the last grant is refused, for the reason
	// CreateShare needs one: delete the share instead.
	Revoke(context.Context, *adminpb.RevokeRequest) (*adminpb.RevokeResponse, error)
	// ReloadDirectory reads the people again, now, rather than at the next
	// `reload` interval or SIGHUP. Only additions are applied in place; any
	// removal, changed credential, or share whose expanded lists changed
	// starts a new generation and closes the connections of the old one --
	// which is how disabling somebody in the directory reaches the sessions
	// they already have. A directory that cannot be read changes nothing, and
	// is UNAVAILABLE.
	ReloadDirectory(context.Context, *adminpb.ReloadDirectoryRequest) (*adminpb.ReloadDirectoryResponse, error)
	// Who a grant can name.
	ListUsers(context.Context, *adminpb.ListUsersRequest) (*adminpb.ListUsersResponse, error)
	ListGroups(context.Context, *adminpb.ListGroupsRequest) (*adminpb.ListGroupsResponse, error)
	// ListParents is where volumes may be created, as the provisioner's own
	// configuration says.
	ListParents(context.Context, *adminpb.ListParentsRequest) (*adminpb.ListParentsResponse, error)
	// CreateVolume is idempotent by name: the same quota answers with the
	// volume that exists (created false), another is ALREADY_EXISTS.
	CreateVolume(context.Context, *adminpb.CreateVolumeRequest) (*adminpb.CreateVolumeResponse, error)
	// ResizeVolume changes the quota, either way, never below what is used.
	ResizeVolume(context.Context, *adminpb.ResizeVolumeRequest) (*adminpb.ResizeVolumeResponse, error)
	// SnapshotVolume takes a read-only snapshot (ZFS, btrfs).
	SnapshotVolume(context.Context, *adminpb.SnapshotVolumeRequest) (*adminpb.SnapshotVolumeResponse, error)
	// DeleteVolume is refused with FAILED_PRECONDITION while a share uses the
	// volume -- delete the share first. DeleteShare never deletes a volume.
	DeleteVolume(context.Context, *adminpb.DeleteVolumeRequest) (*adminpb.DeleteVolumeResponse, error)
	GetVolume(context.Context, *adminpb.GetVolumeRequest) (*adminpb.GetVolumeResponse, error)
	ListVolumes(context.Context, *adminpb.ListVolumesRequest) (*adminpb.ListVolumesResponse, error)
}

type UnimplementedAdminServiceHandler struct{}