import Foundation

/// Vendor registration entry — placeholder symmetric with Android's
/// `integration/JieliNativeDevicePlugin.kt` calling
/// `NativeDevicePluginRegistry.register(...)`.
///
/// On Android the registry lives in `device_plugin_interface` (Kotlin) and is
/// a process-wide map keyed by vendor key. On iOS the equivalent registry has
/// not yet been ported (the `device_plugin_interface` iOS pod is currently a
/// no-op, matching its no-op Android side). When/if the Swift-side registry
/// lands, this method should:
///
/// 1. Build a `VendorDescriptor(vendorKey: "jieli", displayName: "JieLi (杰理)",
///    capabilities: [.scan, .connect, .bond, .customCommand,
///    .onDeviceCallTranslation, .onDeviceFaceToFaceTranslation,
///    .onDeviceRecordingTranslation])`;
/// 2. Provide a factory that returns a `NativeDevicePlugin` Swift wrapper
///    around `JieliHomeServer.shared`;
/// 3. Hand both to the registry.
///
/// Until then `register()` is a no-op so the plugin still loads cleanly.
enum JieliNativeDevicePlugin {

  static let kVendor = "jieli"

  static func register() {
    // TODO: when device_plugin_interface iOS gains a NativeDevicePluginRegistry,
    // wire the JieLi factory here, mirroring Android's
    // `JieliNativeDevicePlugin.register(context)`.
  }
}