InboundMessage
public class InboundMessage : CustomStringConvertible, Sendable
An inbound message (whether from another user or as a sync message from self)
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Device that sent the message (note that this would be one of ours if it is a sync message)
Declaration
Swift
public var source: SignalAddress
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Timestamp of the sent message
Declaration
Swift
public var timestamp: Date
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Expiration of the message in seconds, if provided
Declaration
Swift
public var expiration: TimeInterval?
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How long the message was retained by the Signal server before it was received here
Declaration
Swift
public var serverAge: TimeInterval
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Timestamp for when the Signal server received the message (useful for correcting clock skew)
Declaration
Swift
public var serverReceived: Date
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Whether the end-session flag was set in the envelope
Declaration
Swift
public var endSessionFlag: Bool
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Whether the expiration-timer-update flag was set in the envelope
Declaration
Swift
public var expirationTimerUpdateFlag: Bool
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A
ForstaPayloadV1
initialized with the the inbound message’s envelope bodyDeclaration
Swift
public var payload: ForstaPayloadV1
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Information about any associated attachments – use
SignalClient.fetchAttachment()
to retrieve and decrypt themDeclaration
Swift
public var attachments: [AttachmentInfo]
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Expiration start-time (if there was an expiration and this is a sync message from another of our devices)
Declaration
Swift
public var expirationStart: Date?
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The
destination
set in the sync message container (in Forsta, this is usually the threadId for the message)Declaration
Swift
public var destination: String?
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The Signal envelope body you shouldn’t need to look at directly because
.payload
represents the same information in a nice formDeclaration
Swift
public var signalBody: String
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human-readable string to get the gist of this
InboundMessage
Declaration
Swift
public var description: String { get }
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public func verifySignature(store: SignalStore) throws -> Bool