Concise Binary Object Representation (CBOR) event decoder and parsers.
This module provides a
f_decode
scheme for CBOR events, and a system of
f_scan
parsers for scanning CBOR encoded octet streams.
val event : Cbor_event.t Cf_decode.schemeThe CBOR event decoder scheme. This scheme can decode most valid CBOR encodings.
Note well: scanning events with this scheme raises Cf_decode.Invalid when it encounters a definite length array or map with more elements than an OCaml array type can comprise, and when it encounters a definite length octet sequence or Unicode text with more octets than an OCaml string type can comprise. All other valid CBOR encodings are recognized.
module Annot : Cf_annot.Coded.Profile with type symbol := Cbor_event.tThe annotation system.
Include the scanner profile.
include Cf_scan.Profile
with type symbol := Cbor_event.t
and type position := Cf_decode.position
and type 'a form := 'a Annot.forminclude Cf_monad.Unary.Profile with type +'r t := 'r tModule inclusions from Cf_monad_core and Cf_seqmonad.
include Cf_monad.Core.Unary.Profile with type 'r t := 'r tval return : 'r -> 'r tUse return a to apply the binding to a.
Use map m f to return the result of applying f to the value returned by m.
module Infix : Cf_monad_core.Unary.Infix with type 'r t := 'r tOpen Infix to include the infix monad operators.
include Cf_seqmonad.Functor.Unary with type 'r t := 'r tUse collect s to bind in sequence every monad value in the finite sequence s and collect all the returned values. Returns (n, s) where n is the number of values collected and s is the list of values in reverse order, i.e. from last collected to first collected. Never returns and exhausts all memory if s never terminates.
val nil : 'r tA scanner that never produces any value.
val fin : bool tA scanner that returns true at the end of the input sequence, otherwise returns false.
val pos : mark -> unit Annot.formUse pos mark to make a unit value attributed with the position of captured mark. Raises Not_found if mark was captured at the end of the input stream.
val any : Cbor_event.t Annot.form tThe universal symbol scanner. Recognizes any symbol in the input stream and produces its form. Does not produce anything at the end of input.
val one : Cbor_event.t -> Cbor_event.t Annot.form tThe literal symbol scanner. Use one symbol to make a scanner that recognizes symbol in the input stream and produces its form.
val sat : (Cbor_event.t -> bool) -> Cbor_event.t Annot.form tThe symbol satisfier scanner. Use sat f to make a scanner that recognizes any symbol for which applying f returns true and produces its form.
val ign : (Cbor_event.t -> bool) -> unit Annot.form tThe ignore scanner. Use ign f to make a scanner that scans the input while applying f to each symbol returns true, then produces a unit form that annotates the span of ignored symbols. Produces an implicit unit form if the end of input has already been reached.
val tok : (Cbor_event.t -> 'r option) -> 'r Annot.form tThe symbolic token scanner. Use tok f to make a scanner that recognizes any symbol for which applying f returns Some v, then produces the form of v.
val ntyp : 'r Cf_type.nym -> 'r Annot.form t -> Cf_type.opaque Annot.form tThe opaque value form scanner composer. Use ntyp n p to make a scanner that encloses the value contained in the form produced by p in an opaque value with the runtime type indicated by n and returns its form in the same position.
The default value scanner. Use dflt v p to produce the output of p or the default value v if p does not produce output.
The optional scanner composer. Use opt p to make a scanner that produces either Some v if p produces v otherwise None.
The visitor scanner composer. Use vis ?a ?b f v to compose a scanner that recognizes a sequence of elements in the input stream by applying a visitor function f at each element to obtain its scanner. The first element is visited with the initializer v, and each following element is visited with the value returned by the preceding scanner.
If ~a is used, then it specifies the minimum number of elements to visit. If ~b is used then it specifies the maximum number of elements to visit. Composition raises Invalid_argument if a < 0 or b < a.
The homogenous list scanner composer. Use seq ?a ?b p to create a new scanner that uses p to recognize and produce, in order, each element in a sequence of elements in the input stream.
If ~a is used, then it specifies the minimum number of elements that must be recognized and produced in the output. If ~b is used then it specifies the maximum number of elements to recognize. Composition raises Invalid_argument if a < 0 or b < a.
The bounded multiple choice scanner. Use alt ps to create a scanner that produces the output from the first scanner ps that produces. If no scanner in ps produces output, then the resulting scanner does not produce.
The unbounded multiple choice scanner. Use alt ps to create a scanner that produces the output from the first scanner ps that produces. If no scanner in ps produces output, then the resulting scanner does not produce.
A distinguished syntax failure exception.
val fail : string -> 'r tUse fail msg to raise Bad_syntax with msg optionally annotated with the current position.
Use or_fail msg p to make a scanner that raises Bad_syntax with msg if p does not recognize its input. It may be convenient to call this function with a pipeline operator, i.e. p |> or_fail "reasons".
val err : ?x:exn -> unit -> 'r tUse err ~x () to make a scanner that raises x. If ?x is not provided, then it raises Not_found.
Use errf ~xf () to make a scanner that captures a mark and applies it to xf to raise an exception. If ?xf is not provided, then raises Not_found.
Use req ~x p to make a scanner that either produces the output of p or raises x. If p does not produce and ?x is not provided, then it raises Not_found.
Use reqf ~xf p to make a scanner that either produces the output of p or captures a mark at the current input and applies it to xf to raise an exception. If ?xf is not provided, then raises Not_found.
The error check scanner. Use ck p to create a new scanner that either produces either Ok v if p produces v or Error x if scanning the input with p raises the exception x.
The error recovery scanner. Use sync p to scan the input with p until it produces or reaches the end of input. Produces Some v if p ever produces v, otherwise produces None if the end of input is reached without p producing a value.
val lift : ?start:Cf_decode.position -> 'r t -> Cbor_event.t Seq.t -> 'r Seq.tUse lift p s to map s into a persistent sequence of the values produced by p. If ~start is provided, then it specifies the starting position of the first symbol in s.
val of_seq : ?start:Cf_decode.position -> 'r t -> Cbor_event.t Seq.t -> 'rUse of_seq p s to parse s with p and return the result. Raises Not_found if p does not recognize the entire sequence of s. If ~start is provided, then it specifies the starting position of the first symbol in s.
module Affix : sig ... endCombinator operators
val of_slice : 'a t -> string Cf_slice.t -> 'aUse of_slice p s to parse the octets in s with p.
val of_string : 'a t -> string -> 'aUse of_string p s to parse the octets in s with p.
val null : unit Annot.form tA parser that recognizes the CBOR null value.
val break : unit Annot.form tA parser that recognizes the CBOR break value, signifying the end of an indefinite length sequence.
val boolean : bool Annot.form tA parser that recognizes the CBOR true and false values.
val integer : int Annot.form tA parser that recognizes a positive or negative CBOR integer value, provided that it can be represented by an OCaml integer.
val float : float Annot.form tA parser that recognizes a CBOR floating point number value.
val tag : int64 -> unit Annot.form tUse tag n to make a parser recognize the CBOR tag number n.
val octets : ?a:int -> ?b:int -> unit -> string Annot.form tA parser that recognizes a CBOR octets value. Indefinite length and definite length octet sequences are recognized equivalently.
If ~a is used, then it specifies the minimum number of octets in the recognized value. If ~b is used, then it specifies the maximum number of octets in the recognized value. The default value of ~a is zero and the default value of ~b is Sys.max_string_length. Raises Invalid_argument if a < 0, b < a or b > Sys.max_string_length.
If the encoded value has indefinite length, then CBOR events are only consumed from the input stream while the total number of octets does not exceeed b.
val text :
?nf:(module Ucs_normal.Profile) ->
?a:int ->
?b:int ->
unit ->
Ucs_text.t Annot.form tA parser that recognizes a CBOR text value. Indefinite length and definite length texts are recognized equivalently.
If ~nf is used, then the decoded text is normalized accordingly.
If ~a is used, then it specifies the minimum number of UTF-8 encoded octets in the encoded text. If ~b is used, then it specifies the maximum number of UTF-8 encoded octets in the encoded text. The default value of ~a is zero and the default value of ~b is Sys.max_string_length. Raises Invalid_argument if a < 0, b < a or b > Sys.max_string_length. If ~nf is used with either ~a or ~b, then it's possible that normalization may produce a decoded text with fewer than a UTF-8 encoded octets, or more than b UTF-8 encoded octets. Raises Failure if the normalized result requires more than Sys.max_string_length UTF-8 encoded octets.
If the encoded value has indefinite length, then CBOR events are only consumed from the input stream while the total number of octets does not exceeed b.
val start : [< `Octets | `Text | `Array | `Map ] -> unit Annot.form tUse start s to make a parser that recognizes the start of an indefinite length sequence of the form s. What follows in a valid CBOR event stream depends on the form accordingly:
`Octets: a sequence of definite length octet values.`Text: a sequence of definite length text values.`Array: a sequence of CBOR values, each of arbitrary form.`Map: a sequence of CBOR key-value pairs, where keys and values are both of arbitrary form.All indefinite length sequences in a valid CBOR event stream are terminated by a break value.
val group : ?a:int -> ?b:int -> [< `Array | `Map ] -> 'a t -> 'a Annot.form tUse group ?a ?b g p to make a parser that recognizes a group comprising, according to g, either a CBOR array or a CBOR map with content recognized by p.
If the encoded group is definite length, then the input stream provided to p is limited to the events comprising the content, and no result from p is recognized unless it consumes all its input. If the encoded content is indefinite length, then the result is only recognized if a break event follows the content.
If ~a is used, then it specifies the minimum number of elements in the group. In the case of a map, each group element is a key-value pair. If ~b is used, then it specifies the maximum number of elements in the group. The default value of ~a is zero and the default value of ~b is Sys.max_array_length.
Composing raises Invalid_argument if a < 0, b < a or b > Sys.max_array_length. If the encoded value has indefinite length, then the input stream provided to p is limited to the events comprising the first b array elements (or map key-value pairs) in the group.
Parsing raises Bad_syntax if a break event appears in the content of a definite length array or map, or after a key in map content, or if an indefinite length group is not terminated by a break event.
val value : Cf_type.opaque Annot.form tA parser that recognizes any CBOR encoded value and produces an annotated value with encapsulated runtime type indication. The following table describes the runtime type indications produced for values decoded.
Cf_type.UnitCf_type.BoolCf_type.IntCf_type.FloatCf_type.StringUcs_type.TextCf_type.Seq Cf_type.OpaqueCf_type.(Seq (Pair (Cf_type.Opaque, Cf_type.Opaque))Cbor_type.Tag nymUse the
bor_type
module for unpacking.
Note well: the array and map containers are sequences of untyped values, which must be unpacked recursively.
module Record : sig ... endThis module provides an adaptation of the
module Int_map : Record.Profile with type index := intA record module with integer indexes.
module String_map : Record.Profile with type index := stringA record module with text indexes.