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//! Traits for Network Representation translation
//!
//! The traits found here usually do not need to implemented manually and can be derived using the [`libquassel::NetworkList`] and [`libquassel::NetworkMap`] macros.
//!
//! Quassel has 3 main ways to represent an object over the Network:
//!
//! ### VariantList
//! The struct is serialized to a Vector of Variants. This is mostly used in the InitData messages.
//! First the field name as a ByteArray (UTF-8 String), followed by the field value in it's own Type's va!iant.
//! The order in which the fields are transmitted cannot be assumed.
//!
//! Example:
//! ```ignore
//! NetworkConfig {
//! ping_timeout_enabled: true,
//! ping_interval: 0,
//! }
//! ```
//! to
//! ```ignore
//! VariantList([
//! ByteArray(
//! "pingTimeoutEnabled",
//! ),
//! bool(
//! true,
//! ),
//! ByteArray(
//! "pingInterval",
//! ),
//! i32(
//! 30,
//! ),
//! ])
//! ```
//!
//!
//! ### VariantMap
//! The struct is represented as a `VariantMap`. The keys and values of
//! the struct are serialized to a corresponding `HashMap<String, Variant>`.
//!
//! Using the [libquassel::NetworkMap] macro this is selected with `#[network(repr = "map")]` on the object.
//!
//! Example:
//! ```ignore
//! NetworkConfig {
//! ping_timeout_enabled: false,
//! ping_interval: 0,
//! }
//! ```
//! to
//! ```ignore
//! VariantMap({
//! "pingTimeoutEnabled": bool(false)
//! "pingInterval": i32(0)
//! })
//! ```
//!
//! ### Structure of Arrays
//!
//! For Objects that are transmitted as multiple at once the VariantMap
//! representation is augemented and instead of transmitting multiple `VariantMaps`,
//! each field is a `VariantList` of Items.
//!
//! Using the [libquassel::NetworkMap] macro this is selected with `#[network(repr = "maplist")]` on the
//! object.
//!
//! Example:
//! ```ignore
//! vec![
//! NetworkConfig {
//! ping_timeout_enabled: false,
//! ping_interval: 0,
//! },
//! NetworkConfig {
//! ping_timeout_enabled: true,
//! ping_interval: 1,
//! },
//! ]
//! ```
//! to
//! ```ignore
//! VariantMap({
//! "pingTimeoutEnabled": VariantList([
//! bool(false),
//! bool(true),
//! ]),
//! "pingInterval": VariantList([
//! i32(0),
//! i32(1),
//! ])
//! })
//! ```
use crate::primitive::{Variant, VariantList};
#[deprecated(
since = "0.1.0",
note = "please use NetworkMap and NetworkList implementations"
)]
pub trait Network {
type Item;
fn to_network(&self) -> Self::Item;
fn from_network(input: &mut Self::Item) -> Self;
}
pub trait NetworkMap
where
Self::Item: TryFrom<Variant, Error = crate::error::ProtocolError>,
Self::Item: Into<Variant>,
{
type Item;
fn to_network_map(&self) -> Self::Item;
fn from_network_map(input: &mut Self::Item) -> Self;
}
pub trait NetworkList {
fn to_network_list(&self) -> VariantList;
fn from_network_list(input: &mut VariantList) -> Self;
}
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