Java Code Examples for com.fasterxml.jackson.core.format.MatchStrength#SOLID_MATCH

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Example 1
Source File: MincodeFactory.java    From divolte-collector with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public MatchStrength hasFormat(final InputAccessor acc) throws IOException {
    final MatchStrength matchStrength;
    if (acc.hasMoreBytes()) {
        final byte b = acc.nextByte();
        // First byte has to be one of the record types, possibly capital denoting a root object.
        // (Only '.' cannot appear at the start of Mincode.)
        switch (b) {
            case '(':
            case 'a':
            case 's':
            case 't':
            case 'f':
            case 'n':
            case 'd':
            case 'j':
                matchStrength = MatchStrength.SOLID_MATCH;
                break;
            default:
                matchStrength = MatchStrength.NO_MATCH;
        }
    } else {
        // Zero-length isn't supported.
        matchStrength = MatchStrength.NO_MATCH;
    }
    return matchStrength;
}
Example 2
Source File: ByteSourceJsonBootstrapper.java    From lams with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Current implementation is not as thorough as other functionality
 * ({@link com.fasterxml.jackson.core.json.ByteSourceJsonBootstrapper}); 
 * supports UTF-8, for example. But it should work, for now, and can
 * be improved as necessary.
 */
public static MatchStrength hasJSONFormat(InputAccessor acc) throws IOException
{
    // Ideally we should see "[" or "{"; but if not, we'll accept double-quote (String)
    // in future could also consider accepting non-standard matches?
    
    if (!acc.hasMoreBytes()) {
        return MatchStrength.INCONCLUSIVE;
    }
    byte b = acc.nextByte();
    // Very first thing, a UTF-8 BOM?
    if (b == UTF8_BOM_1) { // yes, looks like UTF-8 BOM
        if (!acc.hasMoreBytes()) {
            return MatchStrength.INCONCLUSIVE;
        }
        if (acc.nextByte() != UTF8_BOM_2) {
            return MatchStrength.NO_MATCH;
        }
        if (!acc.hasMoreBytes()) {
            return MatchStrength.INCONCLUSIVE;
        }
        if (acc.nextByte() != UTF8_BOM_3) {
            return MatchStrength.NO_MATCH;
        }
        if (!acc.hasMoreBytes()) {
            return MatchStrength.INCONCLUSIVE;
        }
        b = acc.nextByte();
    }
    // Then possible leading space
    int ch = skipSpace(acc, b);
    if (ch < 0) {
        return MatchStrength.INCONCLUSIVE;
    }
    // First, let's see if it looks like a structured type:
    if (ch == '{') { // JSON object?
        // Ideally we need to find either double-quote or closing bracket
        ch = skipSpace(acc);
        if (ch < 0) {
            return MatchStrength.INCONCLUSIVE;
        }
        if (ch == '"' || ch == '}') {
            return MatchStrength.SOLID_MATCH;
        }
        // ... should we allow non-standard? Let's not yet... can add if need be
        return MatchStrength.NO_MATCH;
    }
    MatchStrength strength;
    
    if (ch == '[') {
        ch = skipSpace(acc);
        if (ch < 0) {
            return MatchStrength.INCONCLUSIVE;
        }
        // closing brackets is easy; but for now, let's also accept opening...
        if (ch == ']' || ch == '[') {
            return MatchStrength.SOLID_MATCH;
        }
        return MatchStrength.SOLID_MATCH;
    } else {
        // plain old value is not very convincing...
        strength = MatchStrength.WEAK_MATCH;
    }

    if (ch == '"') { // string value
        return strength;
    }
    if (ch <= '9' && ch >= '0') { // number
        return strength;
    }
    if (ch == '-') { // negative number
        ch = skipSpace(acc);
        if (ch < 0) {
            return MatchStrength.INCONCLUSIVE;
        }
        return (ch <= '9' && ch >= '0') ? strength : MatchStrength.NO_MATCH;
    }
    // or one of literals
    if (ch == 'n') { // null
        return tryMatch(acc, "ull", strength);
    }
    if (ch == 't') { // true
        return tryMatch(acc, "rue", strength);
    }
    if (ch == 'f') { // false
        return tryMatch(acc, "alse", strength);
    }
    return MatchStrength.NO_MATCH;
}
Example 3
Source File: ByteSourceJsonBootstrapper.java    From openbd-core with GNU General Public License v3.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Current implementation is not as thorough as other functionality
 * ({@link com.fasterxml.jackson.core.json.ByteSourceJsonBootstrapper}); 
 * supports UTF-8, for example. But it should work, for now, and can
 * be improved as necessary.
 */
public static MatchStrength hasJSONFormat(InputAccessor acc) throws IOException
{
    // Ideally we should see "[" or "{"; but if not, we'll accept double-quote (String)
    // in future could also consider accepting non-standard matches?
    
    if (!acc.hasMoreBytes()) {
        return MatchStrength.INCONCLUSIVE;
    }
    byte b = acc.nextByte();
    // Very first thing, a UTF-8 BOM?
    if (b == UTF8_BOM_1) { // yes, looks like UTF-8 BOM
        if (!acc.hasMoreBytes()) {
            return MatchStrength.INCONCLUSIVE;
        }
        if (acc.nextByte() != UTF8_BOM_2) {
            return MatchStrength.NO_MATCH;
        }
        if (!acc.hasMoreBytes()) {
            return MatchStrength.INCONCLUSIVE;
        }
        if (acc.nextByte() != UTF8_BOM_3) {
            return MatchStrength.NO_MATCH;
        }
        if (!acc.hasMoreBytes()) {
            return MatchStrength.INCONCLUSIVE;
        }
        b = acc.nextByte();
    }
    // Then possible leading space
    int ch = skipSpace(acc, b);
    if (ch < 0) {
        return MatchStrength.INCONCLUSIVE;
    }
    // First, let's see if it looks like a structured type:
    if (ch == '{') { // JSON object?
        // Ideally we need to find either double-quote or closing bracket
        ch = skipSpace(acc);
        if (ch < 0) {
            return MatchStrength.INCONCLUSIVE;
        }
        if (ch == '"' || ch == '}') {
            return MatchStrength.SOLID_MATCH;
        }
        // ... should we allow non-standard? Let's not yet... can add if need be
        return MatchStrength.NO_MATCH;
    }
    MatchStrength strength;
    
    if (ch == '[') {
        ch = skipSpace(acc);
        if (ch < 0) {
            return MatchStrength.INCONCLUSIVE;
        }
        // closing brackets is easy; but for now, let's also accept opening...
        if (ch == ']' || ch == '[') {
            return MatchStrength.SOLID_MATCH;
        }
        return MatchStrength.SOLID_MATCH;
    } else {
        // plain old value is not very convincing...
        strength = MatchStrength.WEAK_MATCH;
    }

    if (ch == '"') { // string value
        return strength;
    }
    if (ch <= '9' && ch >= '0') { // number
        return strength;
    }
    if (ch == '-') { // negative number
        ch = skipSpace(acc);
        if (ch < 0) {
            return MatchStrength.INCONCLUSIVE;
        }
        return (ch <= '9' && ch >= '0') ? strength : MatchStrength.NO_MATCH;
    }
    // or one of literals
    if (ch == 'n') { // null
        return tryMatch(acc, "ull", strength);
    }
    if (ch == 't') { // true
        return tryMatch(acc, "rue", strength);
    }
    if (ch == 'f') { // false
        return tryMatch(acc, "alse", strength);
    }
    return MatchStrength.NO_MATCH;
}