Crate reifydb_codec 

Every byte layout that crosses a ReifyDB boundary: the type-tag namespace, the self-describing value codec, the RBCF columnar frame format, the row storage codec, the key codec and the extern-C cells. Both halves live here and share one tag scheme, so no consumer hand-rolls these bytes.

Modules

constraint

error

extern_c

frame

json

key

Order-determining codec turning typed keys into the bytes that go on disk: a range scan reads order straight off the bytes with no decode pass. Booleans, numbers and temporals are bit-inverted and so sort descending; utf8, blobs and uuids are stored plain and sort ascending. encode_*_asc are the uninverted integer forms for keyspaces that need a forward scan.

primitive

Canonical byte layouts for every leaf value the database stores or transmits, one submodule per kind. A shipped layout is used by storage, replication, CDC and the wire protocol at once, so changing one is a coordinated cross-format break: old bytes must keep round-tripping.

reader

row

The row envelope family types: the opaque EncodedBytes a flat store hands back, the shape machinery that gives it a typed view, and one submodule per storage family that owns a header layout of its own. A family’s carve lands here as its own submodule.

tag

typeinfo

value

Macros

key_prefix