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Framing

Struct Framing 

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pub struct Framing;
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Byte-stream framing flows: turn a stream of arbitrary Vec<u8> chunks into a stream of complete logical frames. Mirrors Akka’s Framing/JsonFraming.

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impl Framing

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pub fn delimiter( delimiter: Vec<u8>, maximum_frame_length: usize, allow_truncation: bool, ) -> Flow<Vec<u8>, Vec<u8>>

Splits the byte stream on delimiter, stripping the delimiter from each emitted frame.

Fails the stream once maximum_frame_length bytes accumulate without a delimiter. When the stream ends mid-frame, allow_truncation = true emits the trailing bytes as a final frame; false fails with StreamError. Panics if delimiter is empty or maximum_frame_length == 0.

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pub fn length_field( field_length: usize, field_offset: usize, maximum_frame_length: usize, byte_order: FramingByteOrder, ) -> Flow<Vec<u8>, Vec<u8>>

Splits length-prefixed frames. The header is field_length bytes (1–4) at field_offset, interpreted per byte_order; the emitted frame includes the header and the payload.

The decoded length is signed (i32, matching Akka): a 4-byte header with the high bit set decodes negative and fails the stream. Fails when a decoded frame would exceed maximum_frame_length. Panics if field_length is not in 1..=4 or maximum_frame_length == 0.

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pub fn json(maximum_object_length: usize) -> Flow<Vec<u8>, Vec<u8>, NotUsed>

Extracts top-level JSON objects from a concatenated byte stream, handling objects split across arbitrary chunk boundaries.

Advances past outer array brackets and commas, so both {...}{...} and [{...},{...}] inputs work. Fails the stream if a single object exceeds maximum_object_length. Panics if maximum_object_length == 0.

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