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v0.0.0-...-abea403 Latest Latest Go to latest Published: Sep 28, 2014 License: GPL-3.0 Imports: 7 Imported by: 0

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Index ¶

func FindLine(text []byte, offset int64) (line int64, char int64)
func GetJSONFromFile(filename string) (interface{}, error)
type Branch
- func (sb *Branch) Matches(query string) (bool, error)
- func (sb *Branch) Normalize()
type Page
type PageMeta
type Record

Constants ¶

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Variables ¶

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Functions ¶

func FindLine ¶

func FindLine(text []byte, offset int64) (line int64, char int64)

func GetJSONFromFile ¶

func GetJSONFromFile(filename string) (interface{}, error)

Types ¶

type Branch ¶

type Branch struct {
	Selector string
	Targets  []string
	Records  []Record
}

func (*Branch) Matches ¶

func (sb *Branch) Matches(query string) (bool, error)

Test whether a branch matches a query.

The branch's Selector property is used as a regex - if the query string passes that regex, the branch matches.

func (*Branch) Normalize ¶

func (sb *Branch) Normalize()

Fill in data that was left implied via defaults

type Page ¶

type Page struct {
	Meta     PageMeta
	Branches []Branch
}

func (*Page) GetBranchForQuery ¶

func (sp *Page) GetBranchForQuery(query string) *Branch

Does not forward errors from Branch.Matches (which would error on bad regexes, for example).

Result will either be a valid Branch pointer or nil, depending on whether a matching branch exists. If there are multiple branches that could have matched, you will always get the first one in the array. This is by design, and why branch order matters.

func (*Page) LoadFrom ¶

func (sp *Page) LoadFrom(data interface{}) error

func (*Page) Normalize ¶

func (sp *Page) Normalize()

Fill in data that was left implied via defaults

type PageMeta ¶

type PageMeta struct {
	Authority string
	Contact   string
	About     string
	Policy    string
}

type Record ¶

type Record struct {
	DomainName string      `json:"domain_name"`
	Rttl       int         `json:"rttl"`
	Rclass     string      `json:"rclass"`
	Rtype      string      `json:"rtype"`
	Rdata      interface{} `json:"rdata"`
}

func (*Record) Normalize ¶

func (r *Record) Normalize()

Fill in data that was left implied via defaults

func (*Record) RdataString ¶

func (r *Record) RdataString() (string, error)

func (*Record) ToDns ¶

func (r *Record) ToDns() (dns.RR, error)

Export the data as dns.RR

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