Struct StoreCustody 

pub struct StoreCustody { /* private fields */ }

The store’s identity and host secrets, retaining their custody and keychain. Shares the unlocked sessions used by the handle and its workers.

Implementations

impl StoreCustody

pub fn new( keys: Arc<KeySession<StoreKeyring>>, identity: Arc<KeySession<MemberIdentity>>, keychain: Arc<StoreKeychain>, ) -> Self

Compose already chosen custody at the application opening root.

pub fn close(&self)

Release both sessions after the handle has stopped their users.

pub fn new_identity( &self, member: MemberId, ) -> Result<MemberIdentity, IdentityError>

Makes this member’s two key pairs for the independently generated member, for the person creating a store, who then puts them in identity custody. Fails if custody already holds keys. It writes nothing, so a creation that fails here has nothing of its own to take back. Joining and restoring put their identity there themselves.

pub fn set_host_secret(&self, name: &str, value: &str) -> Result<(), KeyError>

Records the name before saving the value in its own device-only entry, so deleting the store can remove every saved secret. Names are arbitrary strings; each value retains the platform’s per-entry size limit.

pub fn host_secret(&self, name: &str) -> Result<Option<String>, KeyError>

The secret, or None if it was never set.

pub fn delete_host_secret(&self, name: &str) -> Result<(), KeyError>

Deletes the secret before its recorded name; succeeds if absent. Failure may leave an extra name; retrying is safe.