All Classes and Interfaces
Class
Description
scanner that batches byte[]s into List<byte[]>s containing as many unbroken byte[]s as possible without
exceeding maxOutputBytes total bytes.
Concatenated List of byte arrays with RandomAccess
VarInt size
VarInt for the length of each array
The concatenated arrays
A bi-directional Function where encoding then decoding should typically return the original value.
Build a Codec from two Functions.
Skips the inner codecs when provided values are null, directly returning null.
For converting from a ByteArrayOutputStream to a ByteArrayInputStream without making a copy of the data.
Gzip normally encodes and decodes in a single thread which underutilizes multi-threaded hardware.
Returned while encoding with convenience methods.
One or more tokens that make up a "row" of data.
Some situations like S3 multipart upload require wrapping a known quantity of bytes into an InputStream.
Collate KvFileEntries using only the binary data, not requiring the objects to be decoded.
Assumes non-null entries.
Assumes non-null entries.
For looping over a directory of KvFiles and merging N files at a time until only targetNumFiles remain.
Keeps track of files during a compaction.
A generic KeyValue, plus a version represented as bytes.
Either PUT or DELETE.
Named wrapper around an InputStream so we can trace where errors came from.
Encodes a String as UTF-8 bytes prefixed with the number of bytes encoded as a VarInt.
Provides a view over a subset of a primitive float array with List<Float> semantics.
Provides a view over a subset of a primitive int array with List<Integer> semantics.
Provides a view over a subset of a primitive long array with List<Long> semantics.
Wrapper around a function to handle exceptional values like null.
Replace nulls with nulls.
Replace nulls with something provided by the Supplier
Restricts the input arrays to being ordered lexicographically, enabling binary search.
Encodes a String without any length information or terminal bytes.
Terminated arrays can be embedded in a bigger array knowing that 0 is the terminal character.
Concatenate multiple byte arrays into a bigger array.
Encodes a positive long value to a variable number of bytes.