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SCALE codec implementation in Go compatible with a Tinygo based toolchain

codecov

The SCALE types in Go are represented by a set of custom-defined types that implement the Encodable interface. Each type also has a corresponding decode function using the convention Decode<TypeName>. Note that the type to which data should be decoded is inferred from the context and is not self-contained in the SCALE-encoded data.

One exception is the Tuple type. It doesn't have methods attached. Instead, there are EncodeTuple and DecodeTuple functions that can be invoked with any custom struct that embeds the Tuple interface.

Some quirks deserve mention. For example, the FixedSequence type, which has the same representation as the Sequence type, facilitates the encoding of arrays. As arrays are fixed-size sequences, they cannot be encoded as the Sequence type. Note that there are no type checks on the size.

The use of custom-defined types and generics reduces reliance on reflection, which isn't fully supported by TinyGo.


SCALE/Rust Go
bool goscale.Bool
SCALE/Rust Go
i8 goscale.I8
u8 goscale.U8
i16 goscale.I16
u16 goscale.U16
i32 goscale.I32
u32 goscale.U32
i64 goscale.I64
u64 goscale.U64
i128 goscale.I128
u128 goscale.U128
SCALE/Rust Go
Compact<u8> goscale.Compact
Compact<u16> goscale.Compact
Compact<u32> goscale.Compact
Compact<u64> goscale.Compact
Compact<u128> goscale.Compact
SCALE/Rust Go
bytes goscale.Sequence[U8]
[u8; u8] goscale.FixedSequence[U8]
string goscale.Str
SCALE/Rust Go
goscale.Dictionary[K, V]
SCALE/Rust Go
goscale.Empty
SCALE/Rust Go
Enumeration(tagged-union) goscale.VaryingData
SCALE/Rust Go
Option<bool> Option[goscale.Bool]
Option<i8> Option[goscale.I8]
Option<u8> Option[goscale.U8]
Option<i16> Option[goscale.I16]
Option<u16> Option[goscale.U16]
Option<i32> Option[goscale.I32]
Option<u32> Option[goscale.U32]
Option<i64> Option[goscale.I64]
Option<u64> Option[goscale.U64]
Option<i128> Option[goscale.I128]
Option<u128> Option[goscale.U128]
Option<bytes> Option[Sequence[U8]]
OptionBool OptionBool
None nil
SCALE/Rust Go
Result<EncodeLike, EncodeLike> goscale.Result[goscale.Encodable]

Go structs are encoded as SCALE Tuple, where each struct field is encoded in a sequence containing all the fields. To decode SCALE encoded structs, it is required to have prior knowledge of the destination data type.

SCALE Go
struct goscale.Tuple

Run Tests

go test -v