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#include <app/data-model-provider/EventsGenerator.h>
namespace chip::app::DataModel::internal {
std::optional<EventNumber> GenerateEvent(const EventOptions & eventOptions, EventsGenerator & generator,
EventLoggingDelegate & delegate, bool isFabricSensitiveEvent)
{
// this skips generating the event if it is fabric-sensitive but the provided event data is not
// associated with any fabric.
if (isFabricSensitiveEvent && (eventOptions.mFabricIndex == kUndefinedFabricIndex))
{
ChipLogError(EventLogging, "Event encode failure: no fabric index for fabric scoped event");
return std::nullopt;
}
//
// Unlike attributes which have a different 'EncodeForRead' for fabric-scoped structs,
// fabric-sensitive events don't require that since the actual omission of the event in its entirety
// happens within the event management framework itself at the time of access.
//
// The 'mFabricIndex' field in the event options above is encoded out-of-band alongside the event payload
// and used to match against the accessing fabric.
//
EventNumber eventNumber;
CHIP_ERROR err = generator.GenerateEvent(&delegate, eventOptions, eventNumber);
if (err != CHIP_NO_ERROR)
{
ChipLogError(EventLogging, "Failed to generate event: %" CHIP_ERROR_FORMAT, err.Format());
return std::nullopt;
}
return eventNumber;
}
} // namespace chip::app::DataModel::internal