codec

type BincHandle struct {
	BasicHandle

	// AsSymbols defines what should be encoded as symbols.
	//
	// Encoding as symbols can reduce the encoded size significantly.
	//
	// However, during decoding, each string to be encoded as a symbol must
	// be checked to see if it has been seen before. Consequently, encoding time
	// will increase if using symbols, because string comparisons has a clear cost.
	//
	// Values:
	// - 0: default: library uses best judgement
	// - 1: use symbols
	// - 2: do not use symbols
	AsSymbols uint8
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type BytesExt interface {
	// WriteExt converts a value to a []byte.
	//
	// Note: v is a pointer iff the registered extension type is a struct or array kind.
	WriteExt(v interface{}) []byte

	// ReadExt updates a value from a []byte.
	//
	// Note: dst is always a pointer kind to the registered extension type.
	ReadExt(dst interface{}, src []byte)
}

type CborHandle struct {

	// noElemSeparators
	BasicHandle

	// IndefiniteLength=true, means that we encode using indefinitelength
	IndefiniteLength bool

	// TimeRFC3339 says to encode time.Time using RFC3339 format.
	// If unset, we encode time.Time using seconds past epoch.
	TimeRFC3339 bool

	// SkipUnexpectedTags says to skip over any tags for which extensions are
	// not defined. This is in keeping with the cbor spec on "Optional Tagging of Items".
	//
	// Furthermore, this allows the skipping over of the Self Describing Tag 0xd9d9f7.
	SkipUnexpectedTags bool
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type DecodeOptions struct {
	// MapType specifies type to use during schema-less decoding of a map in the stream.
	// If nil (unset), we default to map[string]interface{} iff json handle and MapKeyAsString=true,
	// else map[interface{}]interface{}.
	MapType reflect.Type

	// SliceType specifies type to use during schema-less decoding of an array in the stream.
	// If nil (unset), we default to []interface{} for all formats.
	SliceType reflect.Type

	// MaxInitLen defines the maxinum initial length that we "make" a collection
	// (string, slice, map, chan). If 0 or negative, we default to a sensible value
	// based on the size of an element in the collection.
	//
	// For example, when decoding, a stream may say that it has 2^64 elements.
	// We should not auto-matically provision a slice of that size, to prevent Out-Of-Memory crash.
	// Instead, we provision up to MaxInitLen, fill that up, and start appending after that.
	MaxInitLen int

	// ReaderBufferSize is the size of the buffer used when reading.
	//
	// if > 0, we use a smart buffer internally for performance purposes.
	ReaderBufferSize int

	// MaxDepth defines the maximum depth when decoding nested
	// maps and slices. If 0 or negative, we default to a suitably large number (currently 1024).
	MaxDepth int16

	// If ErrorIfNoField, return an error when decoding a map
	// from a codec stream into a struct, and no matching struct field is found.
	ErrorIfNoField bool

	// If ErrorIfNoArrayExpand, return an error when decoding a slice/array that cannot be expanded.
	// For example, the stream contains an array of 8 items, but you are decoding into a [4]T array,
	// or you are decoding into a slice of length 4 which is non-addressable (and so cannot be set).
	ErrorIfNoArrayExpand bool

	// If SignedInteger, use the int64 during schema-less decoding of unsigned values (not uint64).
	SignedInteger bool

	// MapValueReset controls how we decode into a map value.
	//
	// By default, we MAY retrieve the mapping for a key, and then decode into that.
	// However, especially with big maps, that retrieval may be expensive and unnecessary
	// if the stream already contains all that is necessary to recreate the value.
	//
	// If true, we will never retrieve the previous mapping,
	// but rather decode into a new value and set that in the map.
	//
	// If false, we will retrieve the previous mapping if necessary e.g.
	// the previous mapping is a pointer, or is a struct or array with pre-set state,
	// or is an interface.
	MapValueReset bool

	// SliceElementReset: on decoding a slice, reset the element to a zero value first.
	//
	// concern: if the slice already contained some garbage, we will decode into that garbage.
	SliceElementReset bool

	// InterfaceReset controls how we decode into an interface.
	//
	// By default, when we see a field that is an interface{...},
	// or a map with interface{...} value, we will attempt decoding into the
	// "contained" value.
	//
	// However, this prevents us from reading a string into an interface{}
	// that formerly contained a number.
	//
	// If true, we will decode into a new "blank" value, and set that in the interface.
	// If false, we will decode into whatever is contained in the interface.
	InterfaceReset bool

	// InternString controls interning of strings during decoding.
	//
	// Some handles, e.g. json, typically will read map keys as strings.
	// If the set of keys are finite, it may help reduce allocation to
	// look them up from a map (than to allocate them afresh).
	//
	// Note: Handles will be smart when using the intern functionality.
	// Every string should not be interned.
	// An excellent use-case for interning is struct field names,
	// or map keys where key type is string.
	InternString bool

	// PreferArrayOverSlice controls whether to decode to an array or a slice.
	//
	// This only impacts decoding into a nil interface{}.
	//
	// Consequently, it has no effect on codecgen.
	//
	// *Note*: This only applies if using go1.5 and above,
	// as it requires reflect.ArrayOf support which was absent before go1.5.
	PreferArrayOverSlice bool

	// DeleteOnNilMapValue controls how to decode a nil value in the stream.
	//
	// If true, we will delete the mapping of the key.
	// Else, just set the mapping to the zero value of the type.
	//
	// Deprecated: This does NOTHING and is left behind for compiling compatibility.
	// This change is necessitated because 'nil' in a stream now consistently
	// means the zero value (ie reset the value to its zero state).
	DeleteOnNilMapValue bool

	// RawToString controls how raw bytes in a stream are decoded into a nil interface{}.
	// By default, they are decoded as []byte, but can be decoded as string (if configured).
	RawToString bool

	// ZeroCopy controls whether decoded values of []byte or string type
	// point into the input []byte parameter passed to a NewDecoderBytes/ResetBytes(...) call.
	//
	// To illustrate, if ZeroCopy and decoding from a []byte (not io.Writer),
	// then a []byte or string in the output result may just be a slice of (point into)
	// the input bytes.
	//
	// This optimization prevents unnecessary copying.
	//
	// However, it is made optional, as the caller MUST ensure that the input parameter []byte is
	// not modified after the Decode() happens, as any changes are mirrored in the decoded result.
	ZeroCopy bool

	// PreferPointerForStructOrArray controls whether a struct or array
	// is stored in a nil interface{}, or a pointer to it.
	//
	// This mostly impacts when we decode registered extensions.
	PreferPointerForStructOrArray bool

	// ValidateUnicode controls will cause decoding to fail if an expected unicode
	// string is well-formed but include invalid codepoints.
	//
	// This could have a performance impact.
	ValidateUnicode bool
}

type Decoder struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type EncodeOptions struct {
	// WriterBufferSize is the size of the buffer used when writing.
	//
	// if > 0, we use a smart buffer internally for performance purposes.
	WriterBufferSize int

	// ChanRecvTimeout is the timeout used when selecting from a chan.
	//
	// Configuring this controls how we receive from a chan during the encoding process.
	//   - If ==0, we only consume the elements currently available in the chan.
	//   - if  <0, we consume until the chan is closed.
	//   - If  >0, we consume until this timeout.
	ChanRecvTimeout time.Duration

	// StructToArray specifies to encode a struct as an array, and not as a map
	StructToArray bool

	// Canonical representation means that encoding a value will always result in the same
	// sequence of bytes.
	//
	// This only affects maps, as the iteration order for maps is random.
	//
	// The implementation MAY use the natural sort order for the map keys if possible:
	//
	//     - If there is a natural sort order (ie for number, bool, string or []byte keys),
	//       then the map keys are first sorted in natural order and then written
	//       with corresponding map values to the strema.
	//     - If there is no natural sort order, then the map keys will first be
	//       encoded into []byte, and then sorted,
	//       before writing the sorted keys and the corresponding map values to the stream.
	//
	Canonical bool

	// CheckCircularRef controls whether we check for circular references
	// and error fast during an encode.
	//
	// If enabled, an error is received if a pointer to a struct
	// references itself either directly or through one of its fields (iteratively).
	//
	// This is opt-in, as there may be a performance hit to checking circular references.
	CheckCircularRef bool

	// RecursiveEmptyCheck controls how we determine whether a value is empty.
	//
	// If true, we descend into interfaces and pointers to reursively check if value is empty.
	//
	// We *might* check struct fields one by one to see if empty
	// (if we cannot directly check if a struct value is equal to its zero value).
	// If so, we honor IsZero, Comparable, IsCodecEmpty(), etc.
	// Note: This *may* make OmitEmpty more expensive due to the large number of reflect calls.
	//
	// If false, we check if the value is equal to its zero value (newly allocated state).
	RecursiveEmptyCheck bool

	// Raw controls whether we encode Raw values.
	// This is a "dangerous" option and must be explicitly set.
	// If set, we blindly encode Raw values as-is, without checking
	// if they are a correct representation of a value in that format.
	// If unset, we error out.
	Raw bool

	// StringToRaw controls how strings are encoded.
	//
	// As a go string is just an (immutable) sequence of bytes,
	// it can be encoded either as raw bytes or as a UTF string.
	//
	// By default, strings are encoded as UTF-8.
	// but can be treated as []byte during an encode.
	//
	// Note that things which we know (by definition) to be UTF-8
	// are ALWAYS encoded as UTF-8 strings.
	// These include encoding.TextMarshaler, time.Format calls, struct field names, etc.
	StringToRaw bool

	// OptimumSize controls whether we optimize for the smallest size.
	//
	// Some formats will use this flag to determine whether to encode
	// in the smallest size possible, even if it takes slightly longer.
	//
	// For example, some formats that support half-floats might check if it is possible
	// to store a float64 as a half float. Doing this check has a small performance cost,
	// but the benefit is that the encoded message will be smaller.
	OptimumSize bool

	// NoAddressableReadonly controls whether we try to force a non-addressable value
	// to be addressable so we can call a pointer method on it e.g. for types
	// that support Selfer, json.Marshaler, etc.
	//
	// Use it in the very rare occurrence that your types modify a pointer value when calling
	// an encode callback function e.g. JsonMarshal, TextMarshal, BinaryMarshal or CodecEncodeSelf.
	NoAddressableReadonly bool
}

type Encoder struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type Ext interface {
	BytesExt
	InterfaceExt
}

type Handle interface {
	Name() string
	// contains filtered or unexported methods
}

type InterfaceExt interface {
	// ConvertExt converts a value into a simpler interface for easy encoding
	// e.g. convert time.Time to int64.
	//
	// Note: v is a pointer iff the registered extension type is a struct or array kind.
	ConvertExt(v interface{}) interface{}

	// UpdateExt updates a value from a simpler interface for easy decoding
	// e.g. convert int64 to time.Time.
	//
	// Note: dst is always a pointer kind to the registered extension type.
	UpdateExt(dst interface{}, src interface{})
}

type JsonHandle struct {
	BasicHandle

	// Indent indicates how a value is encoded.
	//   - If positive, indent by that number of spaces.
	//   - If negative, indent by that number of tabs.
	Indent int8

	// IntegerAsString controls how integers (signed and unsigned) are encoded.
	//
	// Per the JSON Spec, JSON numbers are 64-bit floating point numbers.
	// Consequently, integers > 2^53 cannot be represented as a JSON number without losing precision.
	// This can be mitigated by configuring how to encode integers.
	//
	// IntegerAsString interpretes the following values:
	//   - if 'L', then encode integers > 2^53 as a json string.
	//   - if 'A', then encode all integers as a json string
	//             containing the exact integer representation as a decimal.
	//   - else    encode all integers as a json number (default)
	IntegerAsString byte

	// HTMLCharsAsIs controls how to encode some special characters to html: < > &
	//
	// By default, we encode them as \uXXX
	// to prevent security holes when served from some browsers.
	HTMLCharsAsIs bool

	// PreferFloat says that we will default to decoding a number as a float.
	// If not set, we will examine the characters of the number and decode as an
	// integer type if it doesn't have any of the characters [.eE].
	PreferFloat bool

	// TermWhitespace says that we add a whitespace character
	// at the end of an encoding.
	//
	// The whitespace is important, especially if using numbers in a context
	// where multiple items are written to a stream.
	TermWhitespace bool

	// MapKeyAsString says to encode all map keys as strings.
	//
	// Use this to enforce strict json output.
	// The only caveat is that nil value is ALWAYS written as null (never as "null")
	MapKeyAsString bool

	// RawBytesExt, if configured, is used to encode and decode raw bytes in a custom way.
	// If not configured, raw bytes are encoded to/from base64 text.
	RawBytesExt InterfaceExt
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type MapBySlice interface {
	MapBySlice()
}

type MissingFielder interface {
	// CodecMissingField is called to set a missing field and value pair.
	//
	// It returns true if the missing field was set on the struct.
	CodecMissingField(field []byte, value interface{}) bool

	// CodecMissingFields returns the set of fields which are not struct fields.
	//
	// Note that the returned map may be mutated by the caller.
	CodecMissingFields() map[string]interface{}
}

type MsgpackHandle struct {
	BasicHandle

	// NoFixedNum says to output all signed integers as 2-bytes, never as 1-byte fixednum.
	NoFixedNum bool

	// WriteExt controls whether the new spec is honored.
	//
	// With WriteExt=true, we can encode configured extensions with extension tags
	// and encode string/[]byte/extensions in a way compatible with the new spec
	// but incompatible with the old spec.
	//
	// For compatibility with the old spec, set WriteExt=false.
	//
	// With WriteExt=false:
	//    configured extensions are serialized as raw bytes (not msgpack extensions).
	//    reserved byte descriptors like Str8 and those enabling the new msgpack Binary type
	//    are not encoded.
	WriteExt bool

	// PositiveIntUnsigned says to encode positive integers as unsigned.
	PositiveIntUnsigned bool
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type MsgpackSpecRpcMultiArgs []interface{}

type RPCOptions struct {
	// RPCNoBuffer configures whether we attempt to buffer reads and writes during RPC calls.
	//
	// Set RPCNoBuffer=true to turn buffering off.
	// Buffering can still be done if buffered connections are passed in, or
	// buffering is configured on the handle.
	RPCNoBuffer bool
}

type Raw []byte

type RawExt struct {
	Tag uint64
	// Data is the []byte which represents the raw ext. If nil, ext is exposed in Value.
	// Data is used by codecs (e.g. binc, msgpack, simple) which do custom serialization of types
	Data []byte
	// Value represents the extension, if Data is nil.
	// Value is used by codecs (e.g. cbor, json) which leverage the format to do
	// custom serialization of the types.
	Value interface{}
}

type Rpc interface {
	ServerCodec(conn io.ReadWriteCloser, h Handle) rpc.ServerCodec
	ClientCodec(conn io.ReadWriteCloser, h Handle) rpc.ClientCodec
}

type Selfer interface {
	CodecEncodeSelf(*Encoder)
	CodecDecodeSelf(*Decoder)
}

type SimpleHandle struct {
	BasicHandle
	// EncZeroValuesAsNil says to encode zero values for numbers, bool, string, etc as nil
	EncZeroValuesAsNil bool
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type TypeInfos struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}