Crate codebake

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codebake is a toy data-processing framework and lisp inspired by Cyberchef

This file contains the top-level structures for working with codebake Dishes

Modules§

lisp: The lisp that codebake embeds as a scripting language
ops: The raw functions for operations on Dishes are implemented in this module Each category has its own file (data_format.rs, textual.rs, etc.)

DishError: An error that occurred while performing an operation on some DishData. This is the E type in codebake::Result.
OperationArguments: Storage container for arguments to operations, guaranteed to be valid (i.e containing all required arguments) when passed as an argument to an Operation
OperationInfo: Entirely statically declared struct that holds all the information about an Operation required for embedding it in the lisp

Dish: A Dish is the core component of codebake, and is basically just a wrapper around DishData and DishError. Haskellers may think of it as an Either DishError DishData.
DishData: DishData represents both the type of data and the data contained within it. The types are not very rich and are just indicators of how the data should be handled. This allows for operation fxns to handle textual and binary data separately.
OperationArg: Actually holds an argument value for an Operation
OperationArgType: Represents an argument to an Operation declaratively

EMPTY_ARGS: Constant for an empty OperationArguments (i.e the inner field is None)