LibTmux.Mcp.TmuxConnectionAccessor

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class LibTmux.Mcp.TmuxConnectionAccessor class [source] ¶ class [source] ¶ class LibTmux.Mcp.TmuxConnectionAccessor: Holds the tmux servers this process talks to, one per socket.

A conversation outlives any single tool call, so connecting once and keeping the handle costs one process launch instead of one per call. Sockets are cached separately because a machine runs several tmux servers at once — a user's own, a test rig's, a sandbox's — and they are different servers with the same commands, not one server addressed two ways.
When no template is supplied, the tmux binary comes from LIBTMUX_TMUX. An explicit template is already a pinned route and wins over later process-environment changes.

Members

TmuxConnectionAccessor

TmuxConnectionAccessor ( template : ServerConnectionOptions? , defaultSocketName : string? , logger : ILogger? ) ( server : Server ) methodoverload2 overloads [source] ¶ methodoverload2 overloads [source] ¶ TmuxConnectionAccessor

Initializes the accessor.

Parameters

server ( Server ) – The server every call reaches.

DefaultSocketName

DefaultSocketName : string? property [source] ¶ property [source] ¶ DefaultSocketName: Gets the socket used when a call names none.

Dispose

Dispose ( ) → void method [source] ¶ method [source] ¶ Dispose

GetAsync

GetAsync ( socketName : string? , cancellationToken : CancellationToken ) → Task<Server> methodasync [source] ¶ methodasync [source] ¶ GetAsync

Answers a server, connecting on the first ask for that socket.

Parameters

socketName ( string? ) – The socket, or null for the configured default.
cancellationToken ( CancellationToken ) – Cancels the tmux command.

Returns

The server.

Raises

McpException – tmux could not be reached.

Invalidate

Invalidate ( socketName : string? ) → void method [source] ¶ method [source] ¶ Invalidate

Forgets a cached server so the next call reconnects.

A materialized handle names one tmux <em>process</em>. Killing the server and starting another gives the same socket a different process, and the old handle then refuses to be used rather than quietly answering for a server that no longer exists.

Parameters

socketName ( string? ) – The socket, or null for the configured default.