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//  Copyright 2019 The Tari Project
//
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//  following conditions are met:
//
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//! # Message
//!
//! The message module contains the message types which wrap domain-level messages.
//!
//! Described further in [RFC-0172](https://rfc.tari.com/RFC-0172_PeerToPeerMessagingProtocol.html#messaging-structure)
//!
//! - [Frame] and [FrameSet]
//!
//! A [FrameSet] consists of multiple [Frame]s. A [Frame] is the raw byte representation of a message.
//!
//! - [MessageEnvelope]
//!
//! Represents data that is about to go on the wire or has just come off.
//!
//! - [MessageEnvelopeHeader]
//!
//! The header that every message contains.
//!
//! - [Message]
//!
//! This message is deserialized from the body [Frame] of the [MessageEnvelope].
//! It consists of a [MessageHeader] and a domain-level body [Frame].
//! This part of the [MessageEnvelope] can optionally be encrypted for a particular peer.
//!
//! - [MessageHeader]
//!
//! Information about the contained message. Currently, this only contains the
//! domain-level message type.
//!
//! - [MessageData]
//!
//! [Frame]: ./tyoe.Frame.html
//! [FrameSet]: ./tyoe.FrameSet.html
//! [MessageEnvelope]: ./envelope/struct.MessageEnvelope.html
//! [MessageEnvelopeHeader]: ./envelope/struct.MessageEnvelopeHeader.html
//! [Message]: ./message/struct.Message.html
//! [MessageHeader]: ./message/struct.MessageHeader.html
//! [MessageData]: ./message/struct.MessageData.html
//! [DomainConnector]: ../domain_connector/struct.DomainConnector.html

#[macro_use]
mod envelope;
pub use envelope::EnvelopeBody;

mod error;
pub use error::MessageError;

mod inbound;
pub use inbound::InboundMessage;

mod outbound;
pub use outbound::{MessagingReplyRx, MessagingReplyTx, OutboundMessage};

mod tag;
pub use tag::MessageTag;

pub trait MessageExt: prost::Message {
    /// Encodes a message, allocating the buffer on the heap as necessary
    fn to_encoded_bytes(&self) -> Vec<u8>
    where Self: Sized {
        let mut buf = Vec::with_capacity(self.encoded_len());
        self.encode(&mut buf).expect(
            "prost::Message::encode documentation says it is infallible unless the buffer has insufficient capacity. \
             This buffer's capacity was set with encoded_len",
        );
        buf
    }
}
impl<T: prost::Message> MessageExt for T {}