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const ( GobName = "gob" GobExtension = "gobz" Version = 1 )
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type Codec ¶
type Codec interface {
// Write the given FileInfo structure to the given writer.
// The codec must protect the written data against modification, usually by hashing the contained information
Serialize(paths map[string]*godi.FileInfo, writer io.Writer) (err error)
// Read a FileInfo slice from the given reader. The fileinfo Paths must be relative to the index file
// An error must be returned if the data read could not be verified.
Deserialize(reader io.Reader) ([]SerializedFileInfo, error)
// Extension returns the file extension of the codec, without the '.' prefix
Extension() string
}
Represents a codec's standard capabilities. A codec is a specialized implementation able to read and write indices of file hash information NOTE: Even though it would be more idiomatic to have two interfaces for read and write respectively, we just don't need it here
type Gob ¶
type Gob struct {
}
Reads and writes a file structured like so - version - numEntries - gobValue... - sha1 (hash of all hashes in prior map)
func (*Gob) Deserialize ¶
func (g *Gob) Deserialize(reader io.Reader) ([]SerializedFileInfo, error)
type SerializedFileInfo ¶
type SerializedFileInfo struct {
FileInfo godi.FileInfo
RelaPath string
}
Used as structure when deserializing information It contains both absolute and relative paths to allow dealing with relocated trees, or relocated seal files
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