stream

type Decoder ¶

type Decoder interface {
	// Decode reads the next value from the underlying reader into v. Decode returns io.EOF once the
	// stream is exhausted.
	Decode(v any) error

	// Close finalizes the decoder. Close never closes the underlying reader. Close is called exactly
	// once; a second call is not guaranteed to be safe.
	Close() error
}

Decoder decodes a sequence of values from a reader bound at construction.

Decoder differs from github.com/alexfalkowski/go-service/v2/encoding.Encoder's Decode in two ways: it is bound to one reader for its entire lifetime (constructed with the reader rather than given one per call), and it is expected to serve many Decode calls rather than exactly one.

Decode contract ¶

Decode reads the next encoded value from the underlying reader and populates v. In most cases v should be a pointer to the destination value (for example *MyStruct). Decode returns io.EOF once the underlying stream is exhausted, matching the terminal behavior of the wrapped codec's own decoder.

Close contract ¶

Close finalizes any codec-level state. Close must never close the underlying reader — the reader is owned by the caller, not the Decoder. Close is called exactly once; implementations are not required to tolerate a second call.

type DecoderFunc ¶

type DecoderFunc func(r io.Reader) Decoder

DecoderFunc constructs a Decoder bound to r. Registered in a Map by kind via Map.RegisterDecoder, and returned by Map.GetDecoder.

type Encoder ¶

type Encoder interface {
	// Encode writes a serialized representation of v to the underlying writer.
	Encode(v any) error

	// Close finalizes the encoder. Close never closes the underlying writer. Close is called exactly
	// once; a second call is not guaranteed to be safe.
	Close() error
}

Encoder encodes a sequence of values to a writer bound at construction.

Encoder differs from github.com/alexfalkowski/go-service/v2/encoding.Encoder in two ways: it is bound to one writer for its entire lifetime (constructed with the writer rather than given one per call), and it is expected to serve many Encode calls rather than exactly one.

Encode contract ¶

Encode serializes v and writes it to the underlying writer. Implementations may require that v satisfies additional interfaces or is of a particular shape, matching the wrapped codec's own requirements. Callers may call Encode repeatedly to write multiple values to the same stream.

Close contract ¶

Close finalizes any codec-level state (for example a stream terminator or trailer). Close must never close the underlying writer — the writer is owned by the caller, not the Encoder. Close is called exactly once, at the true end of the stream: implementations are not required to tolerate a second call (for example encoding/stream/yaml's Encoder is a direct alias of a non-idempotent upstream Close), so callers must not both defer Close and call it explicitly on the success path.

type EncoderFunc ¶

type EncoderFunc func(w io.Writer) Encoder

EncoderFunc constructs an Encoder bound to w. Registered in a Map by kind via Map.RegisterEncoder, and returned by Map.GetEncoder.

type Map ¶

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

Map provides lookup and registration of streaming encoder/decoder constructors by kind.

Unlike github.com/alexfalkowski/go-service/v2/encoding.Map, which registers ready-to-use encoder instances, Map registers constructor functions. Each streaming Encode/Decode call needs a fresh Encoder or Decoder bound to its own writer or reader, so the registry stores how to build one rather than a shared instance.

Map is not concurrency-safe. If you mutate it via RegisterEncoder or RegisterDecoder, do so during initialization.

func NewMap() *Map

func (m *Map) GetDecoder(kind string) DecoderFunc

func (m *Map) GetEncoder(kind string) EncoderFunc

func (m *Map) Keys() []string

func (m *Map) RegisterDecoder(kind string, fn DecoderFunc)

func (m *Map) RegisterEncoder(kind string, fn EncoderFunc)