View Source Membrane.Element.WithInputPads behaviour (Membrane Core v1.2.3)

Module defining behaviour for sink, filter and endpoint elements.

When used declares behaviour implementation, provides default callback definitions and imports macros.

For more information on implementing elements, see Membrane.Element.Base.

Summary

Callbacks

Callback that is called when buffer should be processed by the Element.

Callback invoked when the previous element has finished processing via the pad, and it cannot be used anymore.

Callback invoked when element receives the first buffer from the specific pad, before Elixir.Membrane.Element.WithInputPads.handle_buffer/4.

Callback invoked when Element is receiving information about new stream format for given pad.

Functions

Macro that defines input pad for the element.

Callbacks

handle_buffer(pad, buffer, context, state)

(optional)

Callback that is called when buffer should be processed by the Element.

For pads in pull mode it is called when buffer have been demanded (by returning :demand action from any callback).

For pads in push mode it is invoked when buffer arrive.

handle_end_of_stream(pad, context, state)

Callback invoked when the previous element has finished processing via the pad, and it cannot be used anymore.

handle_start_of_stream(pad, context, state)

Callback invoked when element receives the first buffer from the specific pad, before Elixir.Membrane.Element.WithInputPads.handle_buffer/4.

handle_stream_format(pad, stream_format, context, state)

(optional)

Callback invoked when Element is receiving information about new stream format for given pad.

In filters stream format is forwarded through all output pads by default.

Context passed to this callback contains additional field :old_stream_format.

Functions

def_input_pad(name, spec)

(macro)

Macro that defines input pad for the element.

It automatically generates documentation from the given definition and adds compile-time stream format specs validation.

The type Membrane.Pad.element_spec/0 describes how the definition of pads should look.