pub enum PacketKind {
    Empty,
    MetaData,
    MetaDataEnd,
    Content,
    End,
    Unit,
    Unknown,
}
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Determines kind of Packet.

Variants

Empty

Empty packet usually used only for testing or like a placeholder.

MetaData

Part of metadata.

MetaDataEnd

Same as MetaData, only marking end of it.

Content

Content packet.

End

Used to signalize end of the [message].

Can be TcpMessage or an end in general (of all times and you know it).

Unit

Usually used in udp context for signaling that given Packet is the whole message.

Unknown

Used in case if PacketKind is not recognized.

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