feat: add support for emib and emeb event message boxes - #240
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I think its a reasonable thing to decode the samples here, just not 100% on having that in Any.
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Why are we registering emib and emeb here?
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ergonomics for the user, so we can do
match Any::decode() {
Emib => ...,
Emeb => {}
_ => return Err(InvalidData)
}otherwise you would need to do
if let Ok(...) = Emib::decode() {
...
} else if let Ok(_) = Emeb::decode() {
} else {
return Err(InvalidData)
}i don't see the harm in putting it into Any, since it shouldn't increase the size of the enum and matching usually involves a fallback arm anyway, so no need to list the two additional cases
an alternative would be to provide a full sample parser that generates something like
enum ParsedEvteSample {
Emib(Vec<Emib>)
Emeb
}not sure how much this repo wants to help with parsing samples
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I'm good with parsing samples. I can see NALU support at some point.
The concern is about mis-use of the API, especially on encode. Putting it in Any suggests its a box. How much pain is it to do a separate enum?
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Review comments at @src/sample/evte.rs:
- Line 58: Update the `Self::Emib(emibs)` encoding branch to reject an empty
`emibs` vector before writing any boxes, ensuring encoding cannot succeed with a
sample that `EvteSample::decode` rejects; preserve the existing behavior for
non-empty vectors.
- Line 34: Update the `Emib::KIND` branch to reject the event when
`emeb.is_some()` before decoding or pushing it; preserve the existing behavior
when no `Emeb` has been seen.
- Line 26: Update the decoder around the Header::decode_maybe loop to reject any
remaining bytes after the loop exits, returning Error::UnexpectedEof before
continuing to the emeb handling. Preserve the existing decoding behavior when
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| let mut emibs = Vec::new(); | ||
| let mut emeb = None; | ||
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| while let Some(header) = Header::decode_maybe(buf)? { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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Reject trailing bytes after decoding the sample.
Header::decode_maybe returns None when fewer than eight bytes remain. The loop then exits and the decoder returns a successful sample while leaving those bytes unread.
Suggested fix
while let Some(header) = Header::decode_maybe(buf)? {
let size = header.size.unwrap_or(buf.remaining());
if size > buf.remaining() {
return Err(Error::OutOfBounds);
}
let mut body = buf.slice(size);
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}
buf.advance(size);
}
+ if buf.has_remaining() {
+ return Err(Error::UnexpectedEof);
+ }
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Review comment at @src/sample/evte.rs at line 26:
Update the decoder around the Header::decode_maybe loop to reject any remaining
bytes after the loop exits, returning Error::UnexpectedEof before continuing to
the emeb handling. Preserve the existing decoding behavior when the buffer is
fully consumed.
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| let mut body = buf.slice(size); | ||
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| match header.kind { | ||
| Emib::KIND => emibs.push(Emib::decode_body(&mut body)?), |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reject an Emib after an Emeb.
If a sample contains an Emeb followed by an Emib, this arm accepts the Emib. The final branch returns the Emeb and silently discards the event. The sample format permits either event boxes or one empty box, not both. Reject the Emib when emeb.is_some(). (cdn.standards.iteh.ai)
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Review comment at @src/sample/evte.rs at line 34:
Update the `Emib::KIND` branch to reject the event when `emeb.is_some()` before
decoding or pushing it; preserve the existing behavior when no `Emeb` has been
seen.
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| pub fn encode<B: BufMut>(&self, buf: &mut B) -> Result<()> { | ||
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| Self::Emib(emibs) => { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reject an empty Emib sample during encoding.
EvteSample::Emib(vec![]) is constructible, but this branch returns success without writing a box. EvteSample::decode rejects the resulting empty sample. Require at least one Emib before encoding so the public encoder cannot produce an invalid sample. (cdn.standards.iteh.ai)
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Review comment at @src/sample/evte.rs at line 58:
Update the `Self::Emib(emibs)` encoding branch to reject an empty `emibs` vector
before writing any boxes, ensuring encoding cannot succeed with a sample that
`EvteSample::decode` rejects; preserve the existing behavior for non-empty
vectors.
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Add support for EventMessageEmptyBox and EventMessageInstanceBox as follow up from the last PR.