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package org.apache.kafka.common.record;

import org.apache.kafka.common.utils.AbstractIterator;
import org.apache.kafka.common.utils.Time;

import java.util.Iterator;


/**
 * Interface for accessing the records contained in a log. The log itself is represented as a sequence of record
 * batches (see {@link RecordBatch}).
 *
 * For magic versions 1 and below, each batch consists of an 8 byte offset, a 4 byte record size, and a "shallow"
 * {@link Record record}. If the batch is not compressed, then each batch will have only the shallow record contained
 * inside it. If it is compressed, the batch contains "deep" records, which are packed into the value field of the
 * shallow record. To iterate over the shallow batches, use {@link Records#batches()}; for the deep records, use
 * {@link Records#records()}. Note that the deep iterator handles both compressed and non-compressed batches:
 * if the batch is not compressed, the shallow record is returned; otherwise, the shallow batch is decompressed and the
 * deep records are returned.
 *
 * For magic version 2, every batch contains 1 or more log record, regardless of compression. You can iterate
 * over the batches directly using {@link Records#batches()}. Records can be iterated either directly from an individual
 * batch or through {@link Records#records()}. Just as in previous versions, iterating over the records typically involves
 * decompression and should therefore be used with caution.
 *
 * See {@link MemoryRecords} for the in-memory representation and {@link FileRecords} for the on-disk representation.
 */
public interface Records extends TransferableRecords {
    int OFFSET_OFFSET = 0;
    int OFFSET_LENGTH = 8;
    int SIZE_OFFSET = OFFSET_OFFSET + OFFSET_LENGTH;
    int SIZE_LENGTH = 4;
    int LOG_OVERHEAD = SIZE_OFFSET + SIZE_LENGTH;

    // the magic offset is at the same offset for all current message formats, but the 4 bytes
    // between the size and the magic is dependent on the version.
    int MAGIC_OFFSET = 16;
    int MAGIC_LENGTH = 1;
    int HEADER_SIZE_UP_TO_MAGIC = MAGIC_OFFSET + MAGIC_LENGTH;

    /**
     * Get the record batches. Note that the signature allows subclasses
     * to return a more specific batch type. This enables optimizations such as in-place offset
     * assignment (see for example {@link DefaultRecordBatch}), and partial reading of
     * record data (see {@link FileLogInputStream.FileChannelRecordBatch#magic()}.
     * @return An iterator over the record batches of the log
     */
    Iterable<? extends RecordBatch> batches();

    /**
     * Get an iterator over the record batches. This is similar to {@link #batches()} but returns an {@link AbstractIterator}
     * instead of {@link Iterator}, so that clients can use methods like {@link AbstractIterator#peek() peek}.
     * @return An iterator over the record batches of the log
     */
    AbstractIterator<? extends RecordBatch> batchIterator();

    /**
     * Check whether all batches in this buffer have a certain magic value.
     * @param magic The magic value to check
     * @return true if all record batches have a matching magic value, false otherwise
     */
    boolean hasMatchingMagic(byte magic);

    /**
     * Convert all batches in this buffer to the format passed as a parameter. Note that this requires
     * deep iteration since all of the deep records must also be converted to the desired format.
     * @param toMagic The magic value to convert to
     * @param firstOffset The starting offset for returned records. This only impacts some cases. See
     *                    {@link RecordsUtil#downConvert(Iterable, byte, long, Time)} for an explanation.
     * @param time instance used for reporting stats
     * @return A ConvertedRecords instance which may or may not contain the same instance in its records field.
     */
    ConvertedRecords<? extends Records> downConvert(byte toMagic, long firstOffset, Time time);

    /**
     * Get an iterator over the records in this log. Note that this generally requires decompression,
     * and should therefore be used with care.
     * @return The record iterator
     */
    Iterable<Record> records();
}
