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package objectstore
import (
"io"
objectid "codeberg.org/lindenii/furgit/object/id"
objecttype "codeberg.org/lindenii/furgit/object/type"
)
// ReadingStore reads Git objects by object ID.
//
// Methods may perform implementation-defined integrity verification beyond
// successfully producing their documented result.
//
// Labels: MT-Safe.
type ReadingStore interface {
// ReadBytesFull reads a full serialized object as "type size\0content".
//
// In a valid repository, hashing this payload with the same algorithm yields
// the requested object ID. Readers should treat this as a repository
// invariant and should not re-verify it on every read.
//
// Labels: Life-Parent.
ReadBytesFull(id objectid.ObjectID) ([]byte, error)
// ReadBytesContent reads an object's type and content bytes.
//
// Labels: Life-Parent.
ReadBytesContent(id objectid.ObjectID) (objecttype.Type, []byte, error)
// ReadReaderFull reads a full serialized object stream as "type size\0content".
//
// Labels: Life-Parent, Close-Caller.
ReadReaderFull(id objectid.ObjectID) (io.ReadCloser, error)
// ReadReaderContent reads an object's type, declared content length,
// and content stream.
//
// Labels: Life-Parent, Close-Caller.
ReadReaderContent(id objectid.ObjectID) (objecttype.Type, int64, io.ReadCloser, error)
// ReadSize reads an object's declared content length.
//
// This is equivalent to ReadHeader(...).size and may be cheaper than
// ReadHeader when callers do not need object type.
ReadSize(id objectid.ObjectID) (int64, error)
// ReadHeader reads an object's type and declared content length.
ReadHeader(id objectid.ObjectID) (objecttype.Type, int64, error)
// Refresh updates any backend-local discovery/cache view of on-disk objects.
//
// Backends without dynamic discovery should do nothing and return nil.
Refresh() error
// Close releases resources associated with the backend.
Close() error
}
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