Trait FromClientShared 

pub trait FromClientShared {
    // Required method
    fn from_client_shared(client: &Client) -> Arc<Self>;
}

Trait for trait objects that can be constructed from a Client as an Arc.

Implementing this on dyn FooTrait makes Arc<dyn FooTrait> extractable via FromClientPart, so a struct holding another feature client by trait object gets wired up by #[derive(FromClient)]:

#[derive(FromClient)]
struct OuterClient {
    inner: Arc<dyn FooTrait>,
}

The impl is typically generated by #[client_trait(via = ...)] from the bitwarden_core_macro crate. Write one by hand only when the construction shape is unusual.

Why this trait exists

Orphan-rule workaround. impl FromClientPart<Arc<dyn FooTrait>> for Client would be the natural way to wire this up, but Rust rejects it from any crate other than bitwarden-core: both FromClientPart and Client are foreign there, and Arc<_> isn’t a fundamental wrapper. impl FromClientShared for dyn FooTrait works because dyn FooTrait is a local type; the blanket FromClientPart impl on Client bridges the two.

Required Methods

fn from_client_shared(client: &Client) -> Arc<Self>

Construct an Arc<Self> from a Client.

Dyn Compatibility

This trait is not dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety", so this trait is not object safe.

Implementors