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SCALE

Types

golang notes example
[]byte length prefixed byte array with length as u32 compact integer
string same as []byte
[...]byte appended to the result
bool 1 byte, 0 for false, 1 for true
Object{} concatenation of fields
*Object{} Option. 0 for nil, 1 for Object{}. if 1 - decode Object{}
uint8 compact u8 [TODO no need for compact u8]
uint16 compact u16
uint32 compact u32
uint34 compact u64
*uint8 Option (0 for nil, 1 otherwise), followed by compact u8 &64 -> 01FC; &255 -> 01FD03
*uint16 Option (0 for nil, 1 otherwise), followed by compact u16 &255 -> 01FD03
*uint32 Option (0 for nil, 1 otherwise), followed by compact u32 &255 -> 01FD03
*uint64 Option (0 for nil, 1 otherwise), followed by compact u64 &255 -> 01FD03
[]uint16 length prefixed (compact u32) followed by compact u16s [4, 15, 23, u16::MAX] -> 10103C5CFEFF0300
[]uint32 length prefixed (compact u32) followed by compact u32s [4, 15, 23, u32::MAX] -> 10103C5C03FFFFFFFF
[]uint64 length prefixed (compact u32) followed by compact u64s [4, 15, 23, u64::MAX] -> 10103C5C13FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
[...]Object array with objects. encoded by consecutively encoding every object
[]Object slice with objects. prefixed with compact u32

Not implemented:

  • pointers to arrays and slices
  • slices with pointers
  • enumerations
  • fixed width integers

Code generation

go install github.com/spacemeshos/go-scale/scalegen

//go:generate scalegen will discover all struct types and derive EncodeScale/DecodeScale methods. To avoid struct auto-discovery use -types=U8,U16.