A Client knows how to talk to the snappy daemon.

Size describes the size of a structure item or an offset within the structure.

state holds the atomically updated control state of the runner with sequences of repairs and their states.

Timeout is a time.Duration that knows how to roundtrip to json and yaml

byOriginAndMagicDir allows sorting an array of entries by the source of mount entry (overname, layout, content) and lexically by mount point name. Aut

byReadyTime sorts a list of tasks by their "ready" time

fakeBusObject is a dbus.BusObject implementation that forwards Call invocations

a stringList is something that can be deserialized from a JSON []string or a string, like the values of the "extra" documents in error responses

VersionInfo represents information about the seccomp compiler

A fileResponse 's ServeHTTP method serves the file

GroupID is the type of the system's group identifiers (in C, gid_t).

UserID is the type of the system's user identifiers (in C, uid_t). We give it its own explicit type so you don't have to remember that it's a uint32

mountedTree represents a mounted file-system tree or a bind-mounted directory.

ArchitectureType is the type for a supported snappy architecture

AtomicWriteFlags are a bitfield of flags for AtomicWriteFile

BySnapApp sorts apps by (snap name, app name)

ConfinementType represents the kind of confinement supported by the snap (devmode only, or strict confinement)

InvalidAuthDataError signals that the authentication data didn't pass validation.

ModelGrade characterizes the security of the model which then controls related policy.

OpenFlags instructs open how to alter its behavior.

PasswordPolicyError is returned in a few corner cases, most notably when the password has been force-reset.

SnapdFeature is a named feature that may be on or off.

Type represents the kind of snap (app, core, gadget, os, kernel, snapd)

changesByMtime sorts by the mtime of files

mountedFile represents a bind-mounted file.

symlinkFile represents a layout using symbolic link.

ANSIMeter is a progress.Meter that uses ANSI escape codes to make better use of the available horizontal space.

Account holds an account assertion, which ties a name for an account to its identifier and provides the authority's confidence in the name's validity.

AccountKey holds an account-key assertion, asserting a public key belonging to the account.

AccountKeyRequest holds an account-key-request assertion, which is a self-signed request to prove that the requester holds the private key and wishes