Package io.datarouter.bytes.binarydto.codec

Class BinaryDtoValueCodec<T extends BinaryDto<T>>

java.lang.Object

io.datarouter.bytes.binarydto.codec.BinaryDtoValueCodec<T>

public class BinaryDtoValueCodec<T extends BinaryDto<T>>
extends Object

For encoding non-key fields. The output is not comparable, but it allows adding and removing fields while staying backwards compatible with data serialized by previous dto versions. Note that index re-use is dangerous unless you are certain that persisted data is free of the previous index. There is not much benefit to reusing an index, only a tiny bit if you are exceeding index 127, which is where the varint encoding starts taking a second byte. Fields are made of 3 pieces: - index, as specified in the field's annotation or inferred by alphabetical field order - length, the number of bytes in the value section. - We need this to know how many bytes to skip in case the field is removed from the dto. - value, the actual value bytes for the field

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field	Description
Class<T>	dtoClass
List<Field>	fields
List<? extends BinaryDtoFieldSchema<?>>	fieldSchemas

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
byte[]	encode(T dto)
List<Field>	getFieldsOrdered()
static <T extends BinaryDto<T>> BinaryDtoValueCodec<T>	of(Class<? extends T> dtoClass)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Details

dtoClass

public final Class<T extends BinaryDto<T>> dtoClass

fields

public final List<Field> fields

fieldSchemas

public final List<? extends BinaryDtoFieldSchema<?>> fieldSchemas

Method Details

of

public static <T extends BinaryDto<T>>
BinaryDtoValueCodec<T> of(Class<? extends T> dtoClass)

getFieldsOrdered

public List<Field> getFieldsOrdered()

encode

public byte[] encode(T dto)