Build the native call stack on demand for each session

Keyed by session id in app scope rather than session-scoped, because answering a call notification after a cold start has no session graph to reach a session-scoped stack from.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Valere
2026-09-22 21:04:05 +02:00
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@@ -17,13 +17,36 @@ android {
setupDependencyInjection()
// Temporary: `-PelementCallLocalVersion` points this at a locally published build of
// element-call-android, because the library has no remote repository yet. Goes with the mavenLocal
// block in settings.gradle.kts. Only the BOM carries a version; every other artifact follows it.
val elementCallVersion: String = providers.gradleProperty("elementCallLocalVersion")
.getOrElse(libs.versions.element.call.get())
dependencies {
api(projects.features.callnative.api)
implementation(platform("io.element.android:element-call-bom:$elementCallVersion"))
implementation(libs.element.call.api)
implementation(libs.element.call.impl)
implementation(projects.features.call.api)
implementation(projects.libraries.architecture)
implementation(projects.libraries.di)
implementation(projects.libraries.featureflag.api)
implementation(projects.libraries.matrix.api)
implementation(projects.libraries.preferences.api)
// For NotificationIdProvider: the ongoing-call notification id is shared with the WebView call's
// foreground service, so that the two paths cannot leave two call notifications in the shade.
implementation(projects.libraries.push.api)
implementation(projects.services.appnavstate.api)
implementation(libs.androidx.corektx)
testCommonDependencies(libs)
testImplementation(libs.element.call.test)
testImplementation(projects.features.call.test)
testImplementation(projects.libraries.featureflag.test)
testImplementation(projects.libraries.matrix.test)
testImplementation(projects.libraries.preferences.test)
testImplementation(projects.services.appnavstate.test)
}
@@ -0,0 +1,164 @@
/*
* Copyright (c) 2026 Element Creations Ltd.
*
* SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only OR LicenseRef-Element-Commercial.
* Please see LICENSE files in the repository root for full details.
*/
package io.element.android.features.callnative.impl
import android.content.Context
import dev.zacsweers.metro.AppScope
import dev.zacsweers.metro.ContributesBinding
import dev.zacsweers.metro.SingleIn
import io.element.android.call.api.ElementCallController
import io.element.android.call.api.ElementCallNotificationConfig
import io.element.android.call.api.ElementCallOptions
import io.element.android.call.api.rtc.MatrixRtcLogLevel
import io.element.android.call.api.rtc.MatrixRtcLoggingConfiguration
import io.element.android.call.impl.ElementCallStack
import io.element.android.features.call.api.CurrentCallTracker
import io.element.android.features.call.api.RingingCallTracker
import io.element.android.features.callnative.api.ElementCallTransportFactory
import io.element.android.libraries.di.annotations.ApplicationContext
import io.element.android.libraries.featureflag.api.FeatureFlagService
import io.element.android.libraries.featureflag.api.FeatureFlags
import io.element.android.libraries.matrix.api.MatrixClient
import io.element.android.libraries.matrix.api.MatrixClientProvider
import io.element.android.libraries.matrix.api.core.SessionId
import io.element.android.libraries.matrix.api.tracing.LogLevel
import io.element.android.libraries.preferences.api.store.AppPreferencesStore
import io.element.android.libraries.push.api.notifications.ForegroundServiceType
import io.element.android.libraries.push.api.notifications.NotificationIdProvider
import io.element.android.services.appnavstate.api.AppForegroundStateService
import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.first
import kotlinx.coroutines.job
import kotlinx.coroutines.sync.Mutex
import kotlinx.coroutines.sync.withLock
import timber.log.Timber
import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentHashMap
/**
* The native call controller of a session, built on demand.
*
* An interface so that what starts calls can be tested without the real stack, which loads the RTC
* native library.
*/
interface ElementCallControllers {
/**
* The session's controller, building its call stack on first use. Null when there is no such
* session - logged out, or a session id that cannot be restored.
*/
suspend fun getOrBuild(sessionId: SessionId): ElementCallController?
/**
* The controller of whichever session currently has a call, or null when none does.
*
* For the Activity-level seams, which are app-scoped and have no session of their own to ask. Only
* sessions whose stack is already built are considered, so asking cannot start one.
*/
fun withRunningCall(): ElementCallController?
}
/**
* Builds one call stack per session, from a Matrix client, and keeps it for the session's life.
*
* App-scoped and keyed by session id rather than session-scoped, because everything that starts a call
* is app-scoped: the push path that resolves a ringing call, the notification it posts, and the Activity
* that answers it all run on a [MatrixClient] fetched by id, and none of them has a session graph. A
* session-scoped stack could only be reached after the user had navigated into the session, so answering
* a call notification after a cold start would find nothing to answer with.
*
* One stack serves every call in a session; each call opens and closes its own room underneath, which
* the component does itself.
*/
@SingleIn(AppScope::class)
@ContributesBinding(AppScope::class)
class DefaultElementCallControllers(
@ApplicationContext private val context: Context,
private val matrixClientProvider: MatrixClientProvider,
private val transportFactory: ElementCallTransportFactory,
private val currentCallTracker: CurrentCallTracker,
private val ringingCallTracker: RingingCallTracker,
private val appForegroundStateService: AppForegroundStateService,
private val appPreferencesStore: AppPreferencesStore,
private val featureFlagService: FeatureFlagService,
) : ElementCallControllers {
private val stacks = ConcurrentHashMap<SessionId, ElementCallStack>()
// One at a time across every session: two calls placed at once must not race into two stacks for
// the same session, because only one of them would ever be closed.
private val mutex = Mutex()
override suspend fun getOrBuild(sessionId: SessionId): ElementCallController? = mutex.withLock {
stacks[sessionId]?.let { return@withLock it.controller }
val client = matrixClientProvider.getOrRestore(sessionId).getOrNull()
if (client == null) {
Timber.w("NativeCall: no client for $sessionId, cannot start a call")
return@withLock null
}
build(client).also { stack ->
stacks[sessionId] = stack
// The client's scope is the stack's lifetime: the component has no shutdown of its own, so
// cancelling this at logout is what stops the RTC core. Closing here only releases the
// component's own reference, so a dead stack is not left behind it.
client.sessionCoroutineScope.coroutineContext.job.invokeOnCompletion {
stacks.remove(sessionId, stack)
stack.close()
}
}.controller
}
override fun withRunningCall(): ElementCallController? =
stacks.values.firstNotNullOfOrNull { stack ->
stack.controller.takeIf { it.state.value != null }
}
private suspend fun build(client: MatrixClient): ElementCallStack =
ElementCallStack.Builder(context, transportFactory.create(client))
.lifecycleListener(
ElementXCallLifecycleListener(
sessionId = client.sessionId,
currentCallTracker = currentCallTracker,
ringingCallTracker = ringingCallTracker,
sessionCoroutineScope = client.sessionCoroutineScope,
appForegroundStateService = appForegroundStateService,
)
)
.roomContext(ElementXRoomContextProvider(client))
.options(options())
.build(scope = client.sessionCoroutineScope)
private suspend fun options() = ElementCallOptions(
logging = loggingConfiguration(),
notification = ElementCallNotificationConfig(
// The same id the WebView call's foreground service uses, so that the two paths cannot
// leave two ongoing-call notifications in the shade.
notificationId = NotificationIdProvider.getForegroundServiceNotificationId(ForegroundServiceType.ONGOING_CALL),
),
)
/**
* Read here rather than in `PlatformInitializer`, where the Rust SDK's tracing is configured: the
* core applies this when it first loads, which is when a call is first placed, and this is the first
* place where both the preference and the flag are readable.
*/
private suspend fun loggingConfiguration(): MatrixRtcLoggingConfiguration {
val logLevel = appPreferencesStore.getTracingLogLevelFlow().first()
return MatrixRtcLoggingConfiguration(
// Floored at debug: turning the SDK level down to quiet the timeline and event-cache
// traces is exactly what you do while working on calls, and it must not also silence the
// RTC core. The core's own filter holds down the parts that log per frame.
logLevel = maxOf(logLevel, LogLevel.DEBUG).toMatrixRtcLogLevel(),
writesToLogcat = featureFlagService.isFeatureEnabled(FeatureFlags.PrintLogsToLogcat),
)
}
private fun LogLevel.toMatrixRtcLogLevel(): MatrixRtcLogLevel = when (this) {
LogLevel.ERROR -> MatrixRtcLogLevel.ERROR
LogLevel.WARN -> MatrixRtcLogLevel.WARN
LogLevel.INFO -> MatrixRtcLogLevel.INFO
LogLevel.DEBUG -> MatrixRtcLogLevel.DEBUG
LogLevel.TRACE -> MatrixRtcLogLevel.TRACE
}
}
@@ -0,0 +1,62 @@
/*
* Copyright (c) 2026 Element Creations Ltd.
*
* SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only OR LicenseRef-Element-Commercial.
* Please see LICENSE files in the repository root for full details.
*/
package io.element.android.features.callnative.impl
import io.element.android.call.api.ElementCallData
import io.element.android.call.api.ElementCallLifecycleListener
import io.element.android.features.call.api.CallData
import io.element.android.features.call.api.CurrentCall
import io.element.android.features.call.api.CurrentCallTracker
import io.element.android.features.call.api.RingingCallTracker
import io.element.android.libraries.matrix.api.core.RoomId
import io.element.android.libraries.matrix.api.core.SessionId
import io.element.android.services.appnavstate.api.AppForegroundStateService
import kotlinx.coroutines.CoroutineScope
import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.Flow
import kotlinx.coroutines.launch
/**
* Reports a native call back to the parts of Element X that already track calls.
*
* The library knows it is in a call; Element X's room list, timeline and ringing machinery each
* already know how to react to one. This joins the two, so that a native call looks like any other
* call to the rest of the app rather than needing every reader to learn about it.
*/
class ElementXCallLifecycleListener(
private val sessionId: SessionId,
private val currentCallTracker: CurrentCallTracker,
private val ringingCallTracker: RingingCallTracker,
private val sessionCoroutineScope: CoroutineScope,
appForegroundStateService: AppForegroundStateService,
) : ElementCallLifecycleListener {
override val isAppInForeground: Flow<Boolean> = appForegroundStateService.isInForeground
override fun onCallStarted(callData: ElementCallData) {
currentCallTracker.onCallStarted(CurrentCall.RoomCall(callData.roomId()))
}
override fun onCallJoined(callData: ElementCallData) {
// The ringing side is suspending and these callbacks are not, so the work is handed to the
// session scope rather than blocking the controller's. It outlives the call on purpose: a
// ring still has to be taken down even if the call ends while this is in flight.
sessionCoroutineScope.launch { ringingCallTracker.onCallJoined(callData.toCallData()) }
}
override fun onCallEnded(callData: ElementCallData?) {
currentCallTracker.onCallEnded()
callData?.let { sessionCoroutineScope.launch { ringingCallTracker.onCallEnded(it.toCallData()) } }
}
private fun ElementCallData.roomId() = RoomId(roomId.value)
private fun ElementCallData.toCallData() = CallData(
sessionId = sessionId,
roomId = roomId(),
isAudioCall = isAudioCall,
)
}
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/*
* Copyright (c) 2026 Element Creations Ltd.
*
* SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only OR LicenseRef-Element-Commercial.
* Please see LICENSE files in the repository root for full details.
*/
package io.element.android.features.callnative.impl
import io.element.android.call.api.ElementCallRoomContext
import io.element.android.call.api.ElementCallRoomContextProvider
import io.element.android.call.api.ElementCallRoomMember
import io.element.android.libraries.matrix.api.MatrixClient
import io.element.android.libraries.matrix.api.room.RoomMembersState
import io.element.android.libraries.matrix.api.room.roomMembers
import kotlinx.coroutines.coroutineScope
import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.Flow
import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.combine
import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.emitAll
import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.flow
import kotlinx.coroutines.launch
import timber.log.Timber
import io.element.android.call.api.rtc.id.RoomId as ElementCallRoomId
import io.element.android.call.api.rtc.id.UserId as ElementCallUserId
import io.element.android.libraries.matrix.api.core.RoomId as MatrixRoomId
/**
* Tells the call what the room is called and who is in it.
*
* The RTC layer knows a participant only as a member id and a user id - it has no reason to know
* what anyone is called or what they look like. Element X does, so the join happens here rather than
* in the call UI, and it goes through Element X's room cache so that names and avatars are the same
* ones the rest of the app shows. The library ships a provider of its own that reads the SDK
* directly; it is not used, because it would miss exactly that cache.
*/
class ElementXRoomContextProvider(
private val matrixClient: MatrixClient,
) : ElementCallRoomContextProvider {
override fun roomContext(roomId: ElementCallRoomId): Flow<ElementCallRoomContext> = flow {
val room = matrixClient.getRoom(MatrixRoomId(roomId.value))
if (room == null) {
// Emits nothing rather than guessing: the call then shows user ids, which is better than
// a name we made up.
Timber.w("NativeCall: no room for ${roomId.value}, the call will show user ids")
return@flow
}
room.use {
coroutineScope {
// The member list is loaded lazily, and a call is exactly the moment it is needed:
// without this the tiles would show user ids until something else happened to ask.
// Launched rather than awaited so the room name still arrives immediately.
launch { room.updateMembers() }
emitAll(
combine(room.roomInfoFlow, room.membersStateFlow) { info, membersState ->
ElementCallRoomContext(
displayName = info.name,
isDm = info.isDm,
members = membersState.toElementCallMembers(),
)
}
)
}
}
}
private fun RoomMembersState.toElementCallMembers(): Map<ElementCallUserId, ElementCallRoomMember> =
roomMembers().orEmpty().associate { member ->
ElementCallUserId(member.userId.value) to ElementCallRoomMember(
userId = ElementCallUserId(member.userId.value),
displayName = member.displayName,
avatarUrl = member.avatarUrl,
)
}
}
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/*
* Copyright (c) 2026 Element Creations Ltd.
*
* SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only OR LicenseRef-Element-Commercial.
* Please see LICENSE files in the repository root for full details.
*/
package io.element.android.features.callnative.impl
import com.google.common.truth.Truth.assertThat
import io.element.android.call.api.ElementCallData
import io.element.android.call.api.rtc.id.RoomId
import io.element.android.features.call.api.CurrentCall
import io.element.android.features.call.test.FakeCurrentCallTracker
import io.element.android.features.call.test.FakeRingingCallTracker
import io.element.android.libraries.matrix.test.A_ROOM_ID
import io.element.android.libraries.matrix.test.A_SESSION_ID
import io.element.android.services.appnavstate.test.FakeAppForegroundStateService
import kotlinx.coroutines.ExperimentalCoroutinesApi
import kotlinx.coroutines.test.TestScope
import kotlinx.coroutines.test.runCurrent
import kotlinx.coroutines.test.runTest
import org.junit.Test
@OptIn(ExperimentalCoroutinesApi::class)
class ElementXCallLifecycleListenerTest {
@Test
fun `a started call is reported as the current call, and cleared when it ends`() = runTest {
val currentCallTracker = FakeCurrentCallTracker()
val listener = createListener(currentCallTracker = currentCallTracker)
listener.onCallStarted(A_CALL)
listener.onCallEnded(A_CALL)
assertThat(currentCallTracker.calls).containsExactly(
CurrentCall.RoomCall(A_ROOM_ID),
CurrentCall.None,
).inOrder()
}
@Test
fun `joining a call stops the ring`() = runTest {
val ringingCallTracker = FakeRingingCallTracker()
val listener = createListener(ringingCallTracker = ringingCallTracker)
listener.onCallJoined(A_CALL)
runCurrent()
assertThat(ringingCallTracker.joined.map { it.roomId }).containsExactly(A_ROOM_ID)
assertThat(ringingCallTracker.ended).isEmpty()
}
@Test
fun `ending a call tells the ringing side, and survives a call that never had data`() = runTest {
val ringingCallTracker = FakeRingingCallTracker()
val currentCallTracker = FakeCurrentCallTracker()
val listener = createListener(
currentCallTracker = currentCallTracker,
ringingCallTracker = ringingCallTracker,
)
listener.onCallEnded(null)
runCurrent()
// The current call is always cleared; only the ring needs to know which call it was.
assertThat(currentCallTracker.calls).containsExactly(CurrentCall.None)
assertThat(ringingCallTracker.ended).isEmpty()
}
private fun TestScope.createListener(
currentCallTracker: FakeCurrentCallTracker = FakeCurrentCallTracker(),
ringingCallTracker: FakeRingingCallTracker = FakeRingingCallTracker(),
) = ElementXCallLifecycleListener(
sessionId = A_SESSION_ID,
currentCallTracker = currentCallTracker,
ringingCallTracker = ringingCallTracker,
sessionCoroutineScope = this,
appForegroundStateService = FakeAppForegroundStateService(),
)
private companion object {
val A_CALL = ElementCallData(roomId = RoomId(A_ROOM_ID.value), isAudioCall = true)
}
}