Pkt_line.DecoderModule for decoding Git pkt lines, as specified at https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/Documentation/technical/protocol-common.txt
We define a "packet line" (aka a "packet") as
| 4 bytes || (enc-pkt-len)-4 | enc-pkt-len pkt-content |------- pkt-len ------|
Example: "0009done\n" where enc-pkt-len = 4 and pkt-content = "done" given we usually trim LF ("\n").
"Encoded" packet length, enc-pkt-len, is the first 4 bytes in the packet that encode the length of the packet in hex. It can have specific values of 0, 1, 2 to encode flush, delimiter, and message (response end) packets respectively. Otherwise, it should be >= 4, i.e., 4 length bytes + the length of the packet content.
In the docs, we define min_pkt_len = 4 as in specs.
val create : unit -> decoderval of_string : string -> decoderval end_of_input : decoder -> intval pp_error : error Fmt.tleave_with d error raises Leave { error; buffer = d.buffer; committed = d.pos }
safe k decoder wraps a call k decoder in a try-with block; if exception Leave err is raised, the function returns Error of err
val peek_char : decoder -> char optionval string : string -> decoder -> unitval junk_char : decoder -> unitval while1 : (char -> bool) -> decoder -> bytes * int * intval at_least_one_pkt : decoder -> boolreturns true if decoder.max - decoder.pos is >= min_pkt_len and >= pkt_len, where pkt_len is the length of a pkt line starting at decoder.pos.
val at_least_one_line : decoder -> boolval peek_while_eol : decoder -> bytes * int * intval peek_while_eol_or_space : decoder -> bytes * int * intval peek_pkt : decoder -> bytes * int * intval junk_pkt : decoder -> unitincrease decoder.pos by max min_pkt_len pkt_len, where pkt_len is the length of the pkt line starting at the current value of decoder.pos (before increasing) and min_pkt_len = 4.
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val pkt_len_unsafe : decoder -> int