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Package conformance holds JSON-RPC 2.0 wire vectors shared across the jsonrpc2 test suite. Keeping them in one place lets the encode, decode, and fuzz tests agree on a single corpus of canonical and adversarial inputs.
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type Kind ¶
type Kind uint8
Kind classifies the expected role of a vector after decoding.
const ( // KindInvalid marks an input that a strict single-message decode rejects. KindInvalid Kind = iota // KindCall marks a request that expects a response (has method and id). KindCall // KindNotification marks a request with no id. KindNotification // KindResponseResult marks a successful response (has result). KindResponseResult // KindResponseError marks an error response (has error). KindResponseError )
The recognized vector kinds.
type Vector ¶
type Vector struct {
// Name identifies the case using the "success:"/"error:" convention shared
// by the test suite.
Name string
// Wire is the raw JSON bytes of the message.
Wire string
// Kind is the expected classification of Wire on a strict decode.
Kind Kind
// Method is the expected method name for request kinds.
Method string
// Params is the expected raw params for request kinds ("" means absent).
Params string
// Result is the expected raw result for result responses ("" means absent).
Result string
// ErrCode is the expected error code for error responses.
ErrCode int32
}
Vector is a single JSON-RPC 2.0 conformance case.
func Invalid ¶
func Invalid() []Vector
Invalid returns inputs that a strict single-message decode must reject.
func Valid ¶
func Valid() []Vector
Valid returns the vectors that a strict single-message decode must accept and classify, including the two pinned specification traps:
- a Response with "id":null is distinct from a notification that omits "id";
- "result":null is a valid success result, distinct from result absent.
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