Module wire 

Operations, provider wires and their decoders. An Operation names what goes in, what comes out event by event and what ends a reply, and its Fold turns one reply’s events and end into the response. A Wire describes a provider endpoint as plain data, encodes requests without transport access, and names a fresh Decoder for each reply. A decoder is told nothing about how the reply arrives, so buffered and streamed replies go through the same decoder and fold.

use rig_core::wire::WireFrame;

let frame = WireFrame::Bytes(b"response".to_vec());
assert_eq!(frame.as_str(), "response");

Re-exports

pub use crate::observe::AdapterErrorEnvelope;

pub use crate::observe::AdapterEvent;

pub use crate::observe::AdapterUsage;

pub use crate::observe::AdapterVerdict;

pub use crate::observe::ObservationSink;

Modules

document

The reply document a reply’s frames rebuild. Every Wire names one Reassemble type. The driver hands it each frame of a reply whose transport reported no whole document, before the decoder reads the frame, and records what it finishes with as the reply’s raw. A completion decoder cannot write raw itself, so a streamed reply’s raw has one owner per wire. A wire names a reassembler only for an operation it Serves, and Unreassembled, which records nothing, serves no completion.

Structs

Call

What the driver knows about a call before its first frame.

Capabilities

What a runtime accounts for about a model. Each field matters to the operations that name it and is left at its default by the others.

Descriptor

What a wire says about itself: plain data, read before every call.

Encoded

The request a wire sends, and how its reply is framed.

Ended

Proof that a decoder ended its reply with Out::end.

Json

The decoder of a reply that is one JSON document: the document is the operation’s end, and is kept as the reply’s raw.

Out

Where a decoder writes one reply. The 'id brand ties it to that one reply: a writer cannot be kept past the decode step that received it.

Reply

What the driver learned about a reply beyond its events.

Secret

Credential whose Debug and serialized form contain only [redacted]. Equality compares the stored value; Self::expose returns it unredacted. Deserializing [redacted] produces an empty credential. Callers must supply credentials again after reloading serialized configuration.

WireCitation

A citation as the provider stated it.

WireSpan

Offsets into a text block as the provider counts them.

Enums

Assembled

Events only the completion writer’s part handles build.

Body

A request body: bytes, or a multipart form for the upload endpoints.

Flow

Whether a decoder step left the reply open. Only Out::end makes an Ended.

Framing

How a reply’s bytes are split into wire frames.

Free

Events a decoder builds and writes with Out::event.

Mode

Reply mode used by the wire to select request encoding and framing.

SpanUnit

What a provider’s offsets count.

WireEvent

One classified wire frame.

WireFrame

One transport frame, after framing but before decoding.

Traits

Decoder

Synchronous state machine for one reply. It classifies frames and decodes known events into the reply’s writer, without transport access and without being told how the reply arrives. HTTP wires read WireFrames; other transports name their own frame type.

Emit

Who builds an operation’s events: Free or Assembled. Sealed.

Fold

One reply’s state for an operation.

Operation

An operation: what goes in, what comes out event by event, what ends a reply, and how those fold into one response.

Wire

A provider endpoint: plain data that encodes requests and names a decoder for each reply.

Type Aliases

Event

A wire’s event type.

Projector

Reads one raw payload’s observation facts (verdicts, usage, ids, error envelopes) through the sink. Text it forwards goes through ObservationSink::scrub: a payload can echo credentials.

Request

A wire’s request type.

Response

A wire’s response type.