go.uber.org/yarpc@v1.72.1/api/transport/inbound.go

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package transport

// Inbound is a transport that knows how to receive requests for procedure
// calls.
type Inbound interface {
	Lifecycle

	// SetRouter configures the inbound to dispatch requests through a
	// router, typically called by a Dispatcher with its RouteTable of handled
	// procedures.
	// Inbound.Start MAY panic if SetRouter was not called.
	SetRouter(Router)

	// Transport returns any transports that the inbound uses, so they can be
	// collected for lifecycle management, typically by a Dispatcher.
	// An inbound may submit zero or more transports.
	Transports() []Transport
}