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#ifndef PAYMENTSERVER_H
#define PAYMENTSERVER_H
//
// This class handles payment requests from clicking on
// bitcoin: URIs
//
// This is somewhat tricky, because we have to deal with
// the situation where the user clicks on a link during
// startup/initialization, when the splash-screen is up
// but the main window (and the Send Coins tab) is not.
//
// So, the strategy is:
//
// Create the server, and register the event handler,
// when the application is created. Save any URIs
// received at or during startup in a list.
//
// When startup is finished and the main window is
// show, a signal is sent to slot uiReady(), which
// emits a receivedURL() signal for any payment
// requests that happened during startup.
//
// After startup, receivedURL() happens as usual.
//
// This class has one more feature: a static
// method that finds URIs passed in the command line
// and, if a server is running in another process,
// sends them to the server.
//
#include <QObject>
#include <QString>
class QApplication;
class QLocalServer;
class PaymentServer : public QObject
{
Q_OBJECT
private:
bool saveURIs;
QLocalServer* uriServer;
public:
// Returns true if there were URIs on the command line
// which were successfully sent to an already-running
// process.
static bool ipcSendCommandLine();
PaymentServer(QApplication* parent);
bool eventFilter(QObject *object, QEvent *event);
signals:
void receivedURI(QString);
public slots:
// Signal this when the main window's UI is ready
// to display payment requests to the user
void uiReady();
private slots:
void handleURIConnection();
};
#endif // PAYMENTSERVER_H
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