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syntax = "proto2";

package perfetto.protos;

// Custom configuration for the "android.input.inputevent" data source.
//
// NOTE: Input traces can only be taken on debuggable (userdebug/eng) builds!
//
// Next ID: 6
message AndroidInputEventConfig {
  // Trace modes are tracing presets that are included in the system.
  enum TraceMode {
    // Preset mode for maximal tracing.
    // WARNING: This will bypass all privacy measures on debuggable builds, and
    // will record all
    //          input events processed by the system, regardless of the context
    //          in which they were processed. It should only be used for tracing
    //          on a local device or for tests. It should NEVER be used for
    //          field tracing.
    TRACE_MODE_TRACE_ALL = 0;
    // Use the tracing rules defined in this config to specify what events to
    // trace.
    TRACE_MODE_USE_RULES = 1;
  }

  // The tracing mode to use. If unspecified, it will default to
  // TRACE_MODE_USE_RULES.
  optional TraceMode mode = 1;

  // The level of tracing that should be applied to an event.
  enum TraceLevel {
    // Do not trace the input event.
    TRACE_LEVEL_NONE = 0;
    // Trace the event as a redacted event, where certain sensitive fields are
    // omitted from the trace, including the coordinates of pointer events and
    // the key/scan codes of key events.
    TRACE_LEVEL_REDACTED = 1;
    // Trace the complete event.
    TRACE_LEVEL_COMPLETE = 2;
  }

  // A rule that specifies the TraceLevel for an event based on matching
  // conditions. All matchers in the rule are optional. To trigger this rule, an
  // event must match all of its specified matchers (i.e. the matchers function
  // like a series of conditions connected by a logical 'AND' operator). A rule
  // with no specified matchers will match all events. Next ID: 6
  message TraceRule {
    // The trace level to be used for events that trigger this rule.
    // If unspecified, TRACE_LEVEL_NONE will be used by default.
    optional TraceLevel trace_level = 1;

    // --- Optional Matchers ---

    // Package matchers
    //
    // Respectively matches if all or any of the target apps for this event are
    // contained in the specified list of package names.
    //
    // Intended usage:
    //   - Use match_all_packages to selectively allow tracing for the listed
    //   packages.
    //   - Use match_any_packages to selectively deny tracing for certain
    //   packages.
    //
    // WARNING: Great care must be taken when designing rules for field tracing!
    //          This is because each event is almost always sent to more than
    //          one app.
    //              For example, when allowing tracing for a package that has a
    //              spy window
    //          over the display (e.g. SystemUI) using match_any_packages,
    //          essentially all input will be recorded on that display. This is
    //          because the events will be sent to the spy as well as the
    //          foreground app, and regardless of what the foreground app is,
    //          the event will end up being traced.
    //              Alternatively, when attempting to block tracing for specific
    //              packages using
    //          match_all_packages, no events will likely be blocked. This is
    //          because the event will also be sent to other apps (such as, but
    //          not limited to, ones with spy windows), so the matcher will not
    //          match unless all other targets are also listed under the
    //          match_all_packages list.
    repeated string match_all_packages = 2;
    repeated string match_any_packages = 3;

    // Matches if the event is secure, which means that at least one of the
    // targets of this event is using the window flag FLAG_SECURE.
    optional bool match_secure = 4;

    // Matches if there was an active IME connection while this event was being
    // processed.
    optional bool match_ime_connection_active = 5;
  }

  // The list of rules to use to determine the trace level of events.
  // Each event will be traced using the TraceLevel of the first rule that it
  // triggers from this list. The rules are evaluated in the order in which they
  // are specified. If an event does not match any of the rules,
  // TRACE_LEVEL_NONE will be used by default.
  repeated TraceRule rules = 2;

  // --- Control flags ---

  // Trace input events processed by the system as they are being dispatched
  // to application windows. All trace rules will apply.
  //   - If this flag is used without enabling trace_dispatcher_window_dispatch,
  //   it will
  //     trace InputDispatcher's inbound events (which does not include events
  //     synthesized within InputDispatcher) that match the rules.
  //   - If used with trace_dispatcher_window_dispatch, all inbound and outbound
  //   events
  //     matching the rules, including all events synthesized within
  //     InputDispatcher, will be traced.
  optional bool trace_dispatcher_input_events = 3;

  // Trace details about which windows the system is sending each input event
  // to. All trace rules will apply.
  optional bool trace_dispatcher_window_dispatch = 4;

  // Trace evdev events received from the kernel, including device additions and
  // removals.
  optional bool trace_evdev_events = 5;
}
