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MoQT client implementation for draft-07.
Each draft lives in its own top-level module with a complete, independent implementation: connection, endpoint state machine, event types, observer trait, and per-flow state machines (subscribe, fetch, announce, track status). No code is shared across drafts — each draft carries its own copy because wire-level differences would make a shared layer leaky.
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§Differences from later drafts
- Request IDs are called subscribe_id, allocated monotonically from 0 (no client/server parity rule).
- Namespace publication uses ANNOUNCE / UNANNOUNCE (instead of
PUBLISH_NAMESPACEwhich appears in draft-14). - There is no standalone
PUBLISHflow — publishers announce namespaces and respond to SUBSCRIBE messages. - Subgroup object IDs are not delta-encoded, and there are no extension headers. Subgroup/fetch/datagram decoding is stateless.
Modules§
- connection
- Outbound MoQT connection with MoQT framing over QUIC.
- endpoint
- Unified endpoint state machine orchestrating all MoQT protocol flows.
- event
- Client event types emitted via the observer. Client event types emitted by a draft-07 MoQT connection.
- fetch
- Fetch lifecycle state machine.
- namespace
- Announce / SubscribeAnnounces state machines.
- observer
- Connection observer trait for receiving client events. Connection observer trait for receiving structured events.
- session
- Session state, setup validation, and subscribe ID allocation. MoQT session lifecycle management (draft-07).
- subscription
- Subscription lifecycle state machine.
- track_
status - Track status lifecycle state machine.