Struct fbthrift_git::compact_protocol::CompactProtocol

pub struct CompactProtocol<F = Bytes>;

An efficient, dense encoding that uses variable-length integers and squeezes data into unused bits wherever possible.

let protocol = CompactProtocol;
let transport = HttpClient::new(ENDPOINT)?;
let client = <dyn BuckGraphService>::new(protocol, transport);

The type parameter is the Framing expected by the transport on which this protocol is operating. Usually by convention the transport itself serves as the Framing impl, so for example in the case of HttpClient above, the compiler has inferred F = HttpClient.

Where the compiler reports that a Framing can’t be inferred, one can be specified explicitly:

let protocol = CompactProtocol::<SRHeaderTransport>;

Trait Implementations

impl<F> Clone for CompactProtocol<F>

fn clone(&self) -> Self

Returns a copy of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl<F> Protocol for CompactProtocol<F>where
    F: Framing + 'static,

type Frame = F

Type of the framing implementation

type Sizer = CompactProtocolSerializer<SizeCounter>

Compute the size of a frame for a given protocol. This can be exact or too large, but must not be too small.

type Serializer = CompactProtocolSerializer<<F as Framing>::EncBuf>

Serialize into a buffer. The buffer is allocated with the size computed by Sizer, so it must be large enough.

type Deserializer = CompactProtocolDeserializer<<F as Framing>::DecBuf>

Set up a deserializer from a frame’s buffer.

const PROTOCOL_ID: ProtocolID = ProtocolID::CompactProtocol

fn serializer<SZ, SER>(
    size: SZ,
    ser: SER
) -> <Self::Serializer as ProtocolWriter>::Finalwhere
    SZ: FnOnce(&mut Self::Sizer),
    SER: FnOnce(&mut Self::Serializer),

fn deserializer(buf: F::DecBuf) -> Self::Deserializer

fn into_buffer(deser: Self::Deserializer) -> F::DecBuf

impl<F> Copy for CompactProtocol<F>