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singleFileArchive: Add DataInputStream class to decode primitive types from a byte stream. #108

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First PR in single file archive series. I am splitting up to make easier to review.

PR implements a class that can read primitive types from a serialized stream (int, long, etc…) This will be used in later PRs to decode data from serialized CLP segments.

This code existed in old log viewer (see here), and all this PR does is convert from js to typescript.

Ideally this can be merged as doesn't add any functionality, and required for other PRs.

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a DataInputStream class for enhanced data reading from byte streams, supporting multiple data types and endianness.
    • Added a custom error handling class, DataInputStreamEOFError, to manage end-of-file scenarios effectively.

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The changes introduce a new TypeScript file, datastream.ts, which implements a DataInputStream class designed to read primitive data types from a byte stream. This class mimics the functionality of Java's DataInputStream and utilizes a DataView for handling binary data in both little-endian and big-endian formats. Additionally, it includes methods for seeking, reading various data types, and managing the read position, along with a custom error class for handling end-of-file conditions.

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File Change Summary
src/utils/datastream.ts Added DataInputStream class for reading primitive data types from a byte stream. Added DataInputStreamEOFError class for EOF error handling. Both classes are exported for use in other modules.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant DataInputStream
    participant DataView

    Client->>DataInputStream: Create instance
    DataInputStream->>DataView: Initialize with byte stream
    Client->>DataInputStream: Read unsigned byte
    DataInputStream->>DataView: Fetch unsigned byte
    DataView-->>DataInputStream: Return byte
    DataInputStream-->>Client: Return unsigned byte

    Client->>DataInputStream: Read signed byte
    DataInputStream->>DataView: Fetch signed byte
    DataView-->>DataInputStream: Return byte
    DataInputStream-->>Client: Return signed byte

    Client->>DataInputStream: Seek to index
    DataInputStream-->>DataInputStream: Update current position

    Client->>DataInputStream: Read beyond available data
    DataInputStream-->>Client: Throw DataInputStreamEOFError
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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
src/utils/datastream.ts (2)

25-29: Enhance clarity of error messages in DataInputStreamEOFError

Including a descriptive message about the failed action improves error clarity and debugging efficiency.

Consider modifying the error message construction:

let formattedMessage = `[bufLen=${bufLen}, requiredLen=${requiredLen}]`;
if ("" !== message) {
  formattedMessage += ` ${message}`;
}
+ else {
+   formattedMessage = `DataInputStreamEOFError: Unable to read required bytes. ${formattedMessage}`;
+ }

This ensures that if no custom message is provided, a default descriptive message is included.


50-53: Default isLittleEndian to true for consistency with common architectures

Most modern systems are little-endian. Defaulting isLittleEndian to true can prevent potential confusion and align with prevalent system architectures.

Update the constructor's default parameter:

- constructor (arrayBuffer: ArrayBufferLike, isLittleEndian: boolean = false) {
+ constructor (arrayBuffer: ArrayBufferLike, isLittleEndian: boolean = true) {
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Comment on lines +87 to +90
const requiredLen: number = this.#byteIdx + length;
if (this.#dataView.byteLength < requiredLen) {
this.#byteIdx = this.#dataView.byteLength;
throw new DataInputStreamEOFError(this.#dataView.byteLength, requiredLen);
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Refactor repetitive EOF checks into a helper method

Multiple methods perform similar EOF checks and error handling. Refactoring this code into a private helper method would reduce duplication and enhance maintainability.

Consider adding a helper method:

private checkEOF(length: number): void {
  const requiredLen = this.#byteIdx + length;
  if (this.#dataView.byteLength < requiredLen) {
    this.#byteIdx = this.#dataView.byteLength;
    throw new DataInputStreamEOFError(this.#dataView.byteLength, requiredLen);
  }
}

Then update the read methods to use this helper. For example, in readUnsignedByte():

- const requiredLen: number = this.#byteIdx + 1;
- if (this.#dataView.byteLength < requiredLen) {
-   this.#byteIdx = this.#dataView.byteLength;
-   throw new DataInputStreamEOFError(this.#dataView.byteLength, requiredLen);
- }
+ this.checkEOF(1);

Also applies to: 106-110, 123-126, 139-142, 157-160, 175-178, 193-196, 211-214

Comment on lines +62 to +65
seek (idx: number): void {
if (idx > this.#dataView.byteLength) {
this.#byteIdx = this.#dataView.byteLength;
throw new DataInputStreamEOFError(this.#dataView.byteLength, idx);
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix potential off-by-one error in the 'seek' method

The condition in the seek method should use >= instead of > to prevent seeking beyond the buffer length. Since indexing starts at zero, an index equal to the buffer length would be out of bounds and should trigger an EOF error.

Apply this diff to correct the condition:

- if (idx > this.#dataView.byteLength) {
+ if (idx >= this.#dataView.byteLength) {
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seek (idx: number): void {
if (idx > this.#dataView.byteLength) {
this.#byteIdx = this.#dataView.byteLength;
throw new DataInputStreamEOFError(this.#dataView.byteLength, idx);
seek (idx: number): void {
if (idx >= this.#dataView.byteLength) {
this.#byteIdx = this.#dataView.byteLength;
throw new DataInputStreamEOFError(this.#dataView.byteLength, idx);

@davemarco davemarco requested a review from junhaoliao October 28, 2024 15:53
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