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protocol.go

Source: protocol.go Github

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...28 _seqOffset = _opOffset + _opSize29 _heartOffset = _seqOffset + _seqSize30)31var (32 /​/​ ErrProtoPackLen proto packet len error33 ErrProtoPackLen = errors.New("default server codec pack length error")34 /​/​ ErrProtoHeaderLen proto header len error35 ErrProtoHeaderLen = errors.New("default server codec header length error")36)37var (38 /​/​ ProtoReady proto ready39 ProtoReady = &Proto{Op: OpProtoReady}40 /​/​ ProtoFinish proto finish41 ProtoFinish = &Proto{Op: OpProtoFinish}42)43/​/​ WriteTo write a proto to bytes writer.44func (p *Proto) WriteTo(b *bytes.Writer) {45 var (46 packLen = _rawHeaderSize + int32(len(p.Body))47 buf = b.Peek(_rawHeaderSize)48 )49 binary.BigEndian.PutInt32(buf[_packOffset:], packLen)50 binary.BigEndian.PutInt16(buf[_headerOffset:], int16(_rawHeaderSize))51 binary.BigEndian.PutInt16(buf[_verOffset:], int16(p.Ver))52 binary.BigEndian.PutInt32(buf[_opOffset:], p.Op)53 binary.BigEndian.PutInt32(buf[_seqOffset:], p.Seq)54 if p.Body != nil {55 b.Write(p.Body)56 }57}58/​/​ ReadTCP read a proto from TCP reader.59func (p *Proto) ReadTCP(rr *bufio.Reader) (err error) {60 var (61 bodyLen int62 headerLen int1663 packLen int3264 buf []byte65 )66 if buf, err = rr.Pop(_rawHeaderSize); err != nil {67 return68 }69 packLen = binary.BigEndian.Int32(buf[_packOffset:_headerOffset])70 headerLen = binary.BigEndian.Int16(buf[_headerOffset:_verOffset])71 p.Ver = int32(binary.BigEndian.Int16(buf[_verOffset:_opOffset]))72 p.Op = binary.BigEndian.Int32(buf[_opOffset:_seqOffset])73 p.Seq = binary.BigEndian.Int32(buf[_seqOffset:])74 if packLen > _maxPackSize {75 return ErrProtoPackLen76 }77 if headerLen != _rawHeaderSize {78 return ErrProtoHeaderLen79 }80 if bodyLen = int(packLen - int32(headerLen)); bodyLen > 0 {81 p.Body, err = rr.Pop(bodyLen)82 } else {83 p.Body = nil84 }85 return86}87/​/​ WriteTCP write a proto to TCP writer.88func (p *Proto) WriteTCP(wr *bufio.Writer) (err error) {89 var (90 buf []byte91 packLen int3292 )93 if p.Op == OpRaw {94 /​/​ write without buffer, job concact proto into raw buffer95 _, err = wr.WriteRaw(p.Body)96 return97 }98 packLen = _rawHeaderSize + int32(len(p.Body))99 if buf, err = wr.Peek(_rawHeaderSize); err != nil {100 return101 }102 binary.BigEndian.PutInt32(buf[_packOffset:], packLen)103 binary.BigEndian.PutInt16(buf[_headerOffset:], int16(_rawHeaderSize))104 binary.BigEndian.PutInt16(buf[_verOffset:], int16(p.Ver))105 binary.BigEndian.PutInt32(buf[_opOffset:], p.Op)106 binary.BigEndian.PutInt32(buf[_seqOffset:], p.Seq)107 if p.Body != nil {108 _, err = wr.Write(p.Body)109 }110 return111}112/​/​ WriteTCPHeart write TCP heartbeat with room online.113func (p *Proto) WriteTCPHeart(wr *bufio.Writer, online int32) (err error) {114 var (115 buf []byte116 packLen int117 )118 packLen = _rawHeaderSize + _heartSize119 if buf, err = wr.Peek(packLen); err != nil {120 return121 }122 /​/​ header123 binary.BigEndian.PutInt32(buf[_packOffset:], int32(packLen))124 binary.BigEndian.PutInt16(buf[_headerOffset:], int16(_rawHeaderSize))125 binary.BigEndian.PutInt16(buf[_verOffset:], int16(p.Ver))126 binary.BigEndian.PutInt32(buf[_opOffset:], p.Op)127 binary.BigEndian.PutInt32(buf[_seqOffset:], p.Seq)128 /​/​ body129 binary.BigEndian.PutInt32(buf[_heartOffset:], online)130 return131}132/​/​ ReadWebsocket read a proto from websocket connection.133func (p *Proto) ReadWebsocket(ws *websocket.Conn) (err error) {134 var (135 bodyLen int136 headerLen int16137 packLen int32138 buf []byte139 )140 if _, buf, err = ws.ReadMessage(); err != nil {141 return142 }143 if len(buf) < _rawHeaderSize {144 return ErrProtoPackLen145 }146 packLen = binary.BigEndian.Int32(buf[_packOffset:_headerOffset])147 headerLen = binary.BigEndian.Int16(buf[_headerOffset:_verOffset])148 p.Ver = int32(binary.BigEndian.Int16(buf[_verOffset:_opOffset]))149 p.Op = binary.BigEndian.Int32(buf[_opOffset:_seqOffset])150 p.Seq = binary.BigEndian.Int32(buf[_seqOffset:])151 if packLen < 0 || packLen > _maxPackSize {152 return ErrProtoPackLen153 }154 if headerLen != _rawHeaderSize {155 return ErrProtoHeaderLen156 }157 if bodyLen = int(packLen - int32(headerLen)); bodyLen > 0 {158 p.Body = buf[headerLen:packLen]159 } else {160 p.Body = nil161 }162 return163}164/​/​ WriteWebsocket write a proto to websocket connection.165func (p *Proto) WriteWebsocket(ws *websocket.Conn) (err error) {166 var (167 buf []byte168 packLen int169 )170 packLen = _rawHeaderSize + len(p.Body)171 if err = ws.WriteHeader(websocket.BinaryMessage, packLen); err != nil {172 return173 }174 if buf, err = ws.Peek(_rawHeaderSize); err != nil {175 return176 }177 binary.BigEndian.PutInt32(buf[_packOffset:], int32(packLen))178 binary.BigEndian.PutInt16(buf[_headerOffset:], int16(_rawHeaderSize))179 binary.BigEndian.PutInt16(buf[_verOffset:], int16(p.Ver))180 binary.BigEndian.PutInt32(buf[_opOffset:], p.Op)181 binary.BigEndian.PutInt32(buf[_seqOffset:], p.Seq)182 if p.Body != nil {183 err = ws.WriteBody(p.Body)184 }185 return186}187/​/​ WriteWebsocketHeart write websocket heartbeat with room online.188func (p *Proto) WriteWebsocketHeart(wr *websocket.Conn, online int32) (err error) {189 var (190 buf []byte191 packLen int192 )193 packLen = _rawHeaderSize + _heartSize194 /​/​ websocket header195 if err = wr.WriteHeader(websocket.BinaryMessage, packLen); err != nil {196 return197 }198 if buf, err = wr.Peek(packLen); err != nil {199 return200 }201 /​/​ proto header202 binary.BigEndian.PutInt32(buf[_packOffset:], int32(packLen))203 binary.BigEndian.PutInt16(buf[_headerOffset:], int16(_rawHeaderSize))204 binary.BigEndian.PutInt16(buf[_verOffset:], int16(p.Ver))205 binary.BigEndian.PutInt32(buf[_opOffset:], p.Op)206 binary.BigEndian.PutInt32(buf[_seqOffset:], p.Seq)207 /​/​ proto body208 binary.BigEndian.PutInt32(buf[_heartOffset:], online)209 return210}...

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local.go

Source: local.go Github

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...16)17const (18 /​/​ Name is the name of the driver19 Name = "local"20 encodeBinaryLen = 421 initialBufSize = 204822 maxDecodeRetry = 2000023 defaultMaxFileSize int64 = 20 * 1024 * 102424 defaultMaxFileCount = 525 defaultCompressLogs = true26)27/​/​ LogOptKeys are the keys names used for log opts passed in to initialize the driver.28var LogOptKeys = map[string]bool{29 "max-file": true,30 "max-size": true,31 "compress": true,32}33/​/​ ValidateLogOpt looks for log driver specific options.34func ValidateLogOpt(cfg map[string]string) error {35 for key := range cfg {36 if !LogOptKeys[key] {37 return errors.Errorf("unknown log opt '%s' for log driver %s", key, Name)38 }39 }40 return nil41}42func init() {43 if err := logger.RegisterLogDriver(Name, New); err != nil {44 logrus.Fatal(err)45 }46 if err := logger.RegisterLogOptValidator(Name, ValidateLogOpt); err != nil {47 logrus.Fatal(err)48 }49}50type driver struct {51 mu sync.Mutex52 closed bool53 logfile *loggerutils.LogFile54 readers map[*logger.LogWatcher]struct{} /​/​ stores the active log followers55}56/​/​ New creates a new local logger57/​/​ You must provide the `LogPath` in the passed in info argument, this is the file path that logs are written to.58func New(info logger.Info) (logger.Logger, error) {59 if info.LogPath == "" {60 return nil, errdefs.System(errors.New("log path is missing -- this is a bug and should not happen"))61 }62 cfg := newDefaultConfig()63 if capacity, ok := info.Config["max-size"]; ok {64 var err error65 cfg.MaxFileSize, err = units.FromHumanSize(capacity)66 if err != nil {67 return nil, errdefs.InvalidParameter(errors.Wrapf(err, "invalid value for max-size: %s", capacity))68 }69 }70 if userMaxFileCount, ok := info.Config["max-file"]; ok {71 var err error72 cfg.MaxFileCount, err = strconv.Atoi(userMaxFileCount)73 if err != nil {74 return nil, errdefs.InvalidParameter(errors.Wrapf(err, "invalid value for max-file: %s", userMaxFileCount))75 }76 }77 if userCompress, ok := info.Config["compress"]; ok {78 compressLogs, err := strconv.ParseBool(userCompress)79 if err != nil {80 return nil, errdefs.InvalidParameter(errors.Wrap(err, "error reading compress log option"))81 }82 cfg.DisableCompression = !compressLogs83 }84 return newDriver(info.LogPath, cfg)85}86func makeMarshaller() func(m *logger.Message) ([]byte, error) {87 buf := make([]byte, initialBufSize)88 /​/​ allocate the partial log entry separately, which allows for easier re-use89 proto := &logdriver.LogEntry{}90 md := &logdriver.PartialLogEntryMetadata{}91 return func(m *logger.Message) ([]byte, error) {92 resetProto(proto)93 messageToProto(m, proto, md)94 protoSize := proto.Size()95 writeLen := protoSize + (2 * encodeBinaryLen) /​/​+ len(messageDelimiter)96 if writeLen > len(buf) {97 buf = make([]byte, writeLen)98 } else {99 /​/​ shrink the buffer back down100 if writeLen <= initialBufSize {101 buf = buf[:initialBufSize]102 } else {103 buf = buf[:writeLen]104 }105 }106 binary.BigEndian.PutUint32(buf[:encodeBinaryLen], uint32(protoSize))107 n, err := proto.MarshalTo(buf[encodeBinaryLen:writeLen])108 if err != nil {109 return nil, errors.Wrap(err, "error marshaling log entry")110 }111 if n+(encodeBinaryLen*2) != writeLen {112 return nil, io.ErrShortWrite113 }114 binary.BigEndian.PutUint32(buf[writeLen-encodeBinaryLen:writeLen], uint32(protoSize))115 return buf[:writeLen], nil116 }117}118func newDriver(logPath string, cfg *CreateConfig) (logger.Logger, error) {119 if err := validateConfig(cfg); err != nil {120 return nil, errdefs.InvalidParameter(err)121 }122 lf, err := loggerutils.NewLogFile(logPath, cfg.MaxFileSize, cfg.MaxFileCount, !cfg.DisableCompression, makeMarshaller(), decodeFunc, 0640, getTailReader)123 if err != nil {124 return nil, err125 }126 return &driver{127 logfile: lf,128 readers: make(map[*logger.LogWatcher]struct{}),129 }, nil...

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multipart.go

Source: multipart.go Github

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2/​/​ Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style3/​/​ license that can be found in the LICENSE file.4package icmp5import "golang.org/​x/​net/​internal/​iana"6/​/​ multipartMessageBodyDataLen takes b as an original datagram and7/​/​ exts as extensions, and returns a required length for message body8/​/​ and a required length for a padded original datagram in wire9/​/​ format.10func multipartMessageBodyDataLen(proto int, withOrigDgram bool, b []byte, exts []Extension) (bodyLen, dataLen int) {11 bodyLen = 4 /​/​ length of leading octets12 var extLen int13 var rawExt bool /​/​ raw extension may contain an empty object14 for _, ext := range exts {15 extLen += ext.Len(proto)16 if _, ok := ext.(*RawExtension); ok {17 rawExt = true18 }19 }20 if extLen > 0 && withOrigDgram {21 dataLen = multipartMessageOrigDatagramLen(proto, b)22 } else {23 dataLen = len(b)24 }25 if extLen > 0 || rawExt {26 bodyLen += 4 /​/​ length of extension header27 }28 bodyLen += dataLen + extLen29 return bodyLen, dataLen30}31/​/​ multipartMessageOrigDatagramLen takes b as an original datagram,32/​/​ and returns a required length for a padded orignal datagram in wire33/​/​ format.34func multipartMessageOrigDatagramLen(proto int, b []byte) int {35 roundup := func(b []byte, align int) int {36 /​/​ According to RFC 4884, the padded original datagram37 /​/​ field must contain at least 128 octets.38 if len(b) < 128 {39 return 12840 }41 r := len(b)42 return (r + align - 1) &^ (align - 1)43 }44 switch proto {45 case iana.ProtocolICMP:46 return roundup(b, 4)47 case iana.ProtocolIPv6ICMP:48 return roundup(b, 8)49 default:50 return len(b)51 }52}53/​/​ marshalMultipartMessageBody takes data as an original datagram and54/​/​ exts as extesnsions, and returns a binary encoding of message body.55/​/​ It can be used for non-multipart message bodies when exts is nil.56func marshalMultipartMessageBody(proto int, withOrigDgram bool, data []byte, exts []Extension) ([]byte, error) {57 bodyLen, dataLen := multipartMessageBodyDataLen(proto, withOrigDgram, data, exts)58 b := make([]byte, bodyLen)59 copy(b[4:], data)60 if len(exts) > 0 {61 b[4+dataLen] = byte(extensionVersion << 4)62 off := 4 + dataLen + 4 /​/​ leading octets, data, extension header63 for _, ext := range exts {64 switch ext := ext.(type) {65 case *MPLSLabelStack:66 if err := ext.marshal(proto, b[off:]); err != nil {67 return nil, err68 }69 off += ext.Len(proto)70 case *InterfaceInfo:71 attrs, l := ext.attrsAndLen(proto)72 if err := ext.marshal(proto, b[off:], attrs, l); err != nil {73 return nil, err74 }75 off += ext.Len(proto)76 case *InterfaceIdent:77 if err := ext.marshal(proto, b[off:]); err != nil {78 return nil, err79 }80 off += ext.Len(proto)81 case *RawExtension:82 copy(b[off:], ext.Data)83 off += ext.Len(proto)84 }85 }86 s := checksum(b[4+dataLen:])87 b[4+dataLen+2] ^= byte(s)88 b[4+dataLen+3] ^= byte(s >> 8)89 if withOrigDgram {90 switch proto {91 case iana.ProtocolICMP:92 b[1] = byte(dataLen /​ 4)93 case iana.ProtocolIPv6ICMP:94 b[0] = byte(dataLen /​ 8)95 }96 }97 }98 return b, nil99}100/​/​ parseMultipartMessageBody parses b as either a non-multipart101/​/​ message body or a multipart message body.102func parseMultipartMessageBody(proto int, typ Type, b []byte) ([]byte, []Extension, error) {103 var l int104 switch proto {105 case iana.ProtocolICMP:106 l = 4 * int(b[1])107 case iana.ProtocolIPv6ICMP:108 l = 8 * int(b[0])...

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1import (2func main() {3 t := timestamp.Timestamp{4 }5 fmt.Println(t.Len())6}

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1import (2func main() {3 p := &Person{4 }5 fmt.Println(proto.Size(p))6}

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1import (2func main() {3 p := &Person{4 }5 out, err := proto.Marshal(p)6 if err != nil {7 fmt.Println(err)8 }9 newP := &Person{}10 err = proto.Unmarshal(out, newP)11 if err != nil {12 fmt.Println(err)13 }14 fmt.Println(newP)15 fmt.Println("Length of the data in bytes is:", proto.Size(p))16}

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1func (m *Message) Len() int {2 return len(m.Body)3}4func (m *Message) Get(index int) int {5 return int(m.Body[index])6}7func (m *Message) Set(index, value int) {8 m.Body[index] = byte(value)9}10func (m *Message) Append(value int) {11 m.Body = append(m.Body, byte(value))12}13func (m *Message) Insert(index, value int) {14 m.Body = append(m.Body, 0)15 copy(m.Body[index+1:], m.Body[index:])16 m.Body[index] = byte(value)17}18func (m *Message) Delete(index int) {19 copy(m.Body[index:], m.Body[index+1:])20 m.Body = m.Body[:len(m.Body)-1]21}22func (m *Message) Clear() {23}24func (m *Message) Trim() {25 m.Body = m.Body[:cap(m.Body)]26}27func (m *Message) Reverse() {28 for i, j := 0, len(m.Body)-1; i < j; i, j = i+1, j-1 {29 }30}31func (m *Message) Pop() int {32 n := len(m.Body)33 return int(x)34}35func (m *Message) Push(x int) {36 m.Body = append(m.Body, byte(x))37}

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1import (2func main() {3 p := proto3.Person{4 }5 fmt.Println("Length of the message:", proto.Size(&p))6}

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1import (2func main() {3 p := &Person{4 }5 fmt.Println(proto.Size(p))6}

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1import (2func main() {3 message := &Message{}4 fmt.Println(message)5 fmt.Println(proto.Size(message))6}

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1import (2func main() {3 person := &proto3.Person{4 }5 data, err := proto.Marshal(person)6 if err != nil {7 fmt.Println("Marshaling error: ", err)8 }9 fmt.Println("Length of the serialized message: ", len(data))10}

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