interp: Refactor format help and also include options
interp: Add -o name=@path to load file content as value (not documented yet, might change)
interp,decode: Expose decode out value as _out (might change)
interp: Refactor foramts.jq into format_{decode,func,include}.jq
interp: Refactor torepr into _format_func for generic format function overloading
interp: Refactor -o options parsing to be more generic and collect unknowns options to be used as format options
decode of decode alises
func for format overloaded functions
include for format specific jq functions (also _help, torepr etc)
flac_frame: Add bits_per_sample option
mp3: Add max_unique_header_config and max_sync_seek options
mp4: Add decode_samples and allow_truncate options
avc_au: Has length_size option
hevc_au: Has length_size option
aac_frame: Has object_typee option
doc: Rewrite format doc generation, less hack more jq
mp3: Remove one level of struct for granales
dump: Makes it a bit easier to understand array of arrays/structs.
avro_ocf: Rename ocf.go -> avro_ocr.go to have same name of source file as format
pcap,pcapng: Rename tcp flow struct to tcp_connection, makes more sense i think
mp4: Add ISOBMFF to format description
Upstream changes:
Many performance improvements
Error message improvments
Lots of refactoring
Most of the JQValue interface changes in gojq fork had to be reworked but
resultet in a much nicer and cleaner changeset.
fq changes:
Assignment to JQValue (like a decode value) now shallowly converts the value into
a jq value before assigning. Was a bit hacky as it was and this makes JQValue
behave more like real jq values. This also fixes some advanced indexing issues.
Actual custom path updates will be something for the future.
Refactor to use groups between network layers to make them less coupled and reusable:
link_frame (ethernet etc)
inet_packet (ipv4,ipv6 etc)
ip_packet (tcp packet (not stream), udp segment etc)
Rename data to payload as i think it makes more sense for network data
Padding could end up double.
Remove to*range($pad) as it probably just confusing to be able
to pad an existing range, what to show in hexdump etc? zero bits
that do not actuall exist at that range?
Add tests and binary stdout support to tests
Add explode for binary that explode into an array of the binary unit tobits
Remove scan_toend as it feels a bit weird and one can use tobytes | .[match(...):] instead
Some general cleanup also
Now repl, slurp and help implemented using same query rewrite.
Include filename context in error if possible.
Add spew function that does opposite of slurp.
Start of help infra, not done or documented yet.
Show error pointer on parse error.
Rename internal eval to _eval and make eval be wrapper that
does rewrite and has various eror handling etc.
Nicer repl, slupr and help errors.
Rewrite non-sub-repl queries as "q" -> ".[] | q" and pass in inputs as array.
Before each input did an eval.
Also fixup error message a bit, skip line:column when they dont make sense.
Fixes missing function errors for fq builtins
Add includes to fix some other missing function errors
Add COMPLETION_TIMEOUT env to increase comepletion timeout during test using -race
There is also toradix($base; $table)/fromradix($base; $table) for custom symbols and bases.
Add radix tests
Part of cleaning up all convert/tranformation functions into to/from*.
Remove number_to_bytes as with better binary support it can be written as:
1234 | tobytes | [.[range(.size)]] and soon as 1234 | tobytes | explode
Rename buffer to binary. Still some work left what to call buffer/binary in decode code.
Document decode value and binary type
Fix proper unit padding for tobytes and add still undocumenated extra padding argument.
Add some additional binary tests
Basic support, can also do CER and DER but without any extra validation.
No schema support.
Redo format doc.md usage a bit, now format/<dir>/<format>.md instead.
Related to #20
Remove bitio.Buffer layer. bitio.Buffer was a kitchen sink layer with helpers
now it's just a buffer and most functions have been moved to decode instead.
bitio package now only have primitive types and functions simialar to standard
library io and bytes packages.
Make nearly eveything internally use bitio.Bit* interfaces so that slicing work
correctly this will also make it possible to start experimenting with more
complicated silcing helpers, ex things like:
breplace(.header.bitrate; 123) to get a new buffer with bitrate changed.
