com.rallyhealth.weepack.v1

Defines common functionality to any parser that works on a java.io.InputStream

Allows you to look up individual bytes by index, take slices of byte ranges or strings, and drop old portions of buffered data once you are certain you no longer need them.

The buffer size is managed by allowing it to grow in size until it exceeds its capacity. When that happens, one of two things happen:

• If the buffer has enough space, we left-shift the data in the buffer to over-write the portion that has already been dropped.

• If the buffer does not have enough space, we allocate a new buffer big enough to hold the new data we need to store (size a power of two multiple of the old size) and copy the data over, again shifted left .

In-memory representation of the MessagePack data model

test - https://msgpack.org/index.html

Note that we do not model all the fine details of the MessagePack format in this type; fixed and variable length strings/maps/arrays are all modelled using the same Str/Obj/Arr types, and the various sized integers are all collapsed into Int32/Int64/UInt64. The appropriately sized versions are written out when the message is serialized to bytes.

A Visitor specialized to work with msgpack types. Forwards the not-msgpack-related methods to their msgpack equivalents.