Do not pass the params of the node in the node_info, instead,
make a method to enumerate the params. This makes it possible for
clients to only enumerate what they need and when they need it.
Improve introspection of a port, add the name and properties.
Add an enum_param method on the port that can be used to enumerate
port formats.
Change -monitor and -cli and add support for enum_params on the node
and port.
First unlink the ports, then destroy them. This is a more natural
way of cleaning up.
Make sure we destroy the node after destroying the ports.
Destroy the port after destroying its controls
Destroy resources after destroying the global
Add an audio dsp module that adds an interleaver for each audio sink
and only allows 1 buffer size and format on the ports. The idea is that
dsp (pro-audio) nodes can be inserted in this part of the pipeline.
Expose all ports as globals, linking is then done by specifying
the global id of the ports.
Add method to destroy objects. not much security on this one but
yet but it should allow priviledged clients to kill connections
and other clients etc.
Make events on the global object. Implement the bind with the event,
handle destroy of the globals.
Add link properties
Use append to preserve the order.
port_pause is not needed, spa elements should pause themselves when
setting NULL format or buffers.
Handle use_buffer or alloc_buffer error cases.
Clear buffers in the port before cleaning up the memory.
Make the protocol client connect call async with a callback when it
completes.
Move the connect methods into separate files, add an empty connect
method that will use the screencast portal to get a pipewire fd.
Use the remote intention to get the connect method.
Add some better error reporting.
Add method to enable/disable a node. Disabled nodes will SUSPEND and not
be available for automatic connections, it is intented for handling
the monitor node state.
Remove the core permission check callback. We can now use the per
client permission configuration.
Rework the flatpak module to use the permissions. When a client
connects, do the portal call and iterate all globals, updating the
permissions. Also update the permissions of newly added globals.
The client is owner of itself.
