Crate turnbase_protocol 

Request/response wire types shared by every Turnbase client and host.

The envelope is typed: Request<A> carries a game’s action and Response<V> carries a seat’s view, rather than opaque bytes. This keeps the in-process and file-backed paths serialization-free and type-safe, and lets a real transport serialize the whole envelope in one clean pass (no bytes-inside-JSON double-encoding).

These types are generic over the action and view types, not over turnbase::Game, so this crate has no dependency on turnbase and one definition serves every game. If a future remote transport ever needs to move messages without knowing the concrete types (a universal host, a polyglot bus), that erasure belongs inside the transport, not here: the port stays typed.

Enums

Request

A message from a client to whichever process holds the authoritative state.

Response

A message back to the client. V is a game’s View type.

Constants

PROTOCOL_VERSION

Wire-format version, bumped on any breaking change to a type in this crate.