Cleaned up the frame.ts by splitting payload parsing to subpackages
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src/payload.thirdparty.ts
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src/payload.thirdparty.ts
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import { FieldType, type Segment } from "@hamradio/packet";
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import { Frame } from "./frame";
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import { DataType, type Payload, type ThirdPartyPayload, UserDefinedPayload } from "./frame.types";
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export const decodeUserDefinedPayload = (
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raw: string,
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withStructure: boolean = false
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): {
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payload: Payload | null;
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segment?: Segment[];
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} => {
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try {
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if (raw.length < 2) return { payload: null };
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// content after '{'
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const rest = raw.substring(1);
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// user packet type is first token (up to first space) often like '01' or 'TYP'
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const match = rest.match(/^([^\s]+)\s*(.*)$/s);
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let userPacketType = "";
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let data = "";
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if (match) {
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userPacketType = match[1] || "";
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data = (match[2] || "").trim();
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}
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const payload: UserDefinedPayload = {
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type: DataType.UserDefined,
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userPacketType,
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data
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} as const;
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if (withStructure) {
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const segments: Segment[] = [];
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segments.push({
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name: "user-defined",
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data: new TextEncoder().encode(rest).buffer,
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isString: true,
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fields: [{ type: FieldType.STRING, name: "raw", length: rest.length }]
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});
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segments.push({
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name: "user-packet-type",
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data: new TextEncoder().encode(userPacketType).buffer,
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isString: true,
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fields: [
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{
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type: FieldType.STRING,
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name: "type",
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length: userPacketType.length
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}
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]
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});
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segments.push({
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name: "user-data",
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data: new TextEncoder().encode(data).buffer,
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isString: true,
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fields: [{ type: FieldType.STRING, name: "data", length: data.length }]
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});
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return { payload, segment: segments };
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}
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return { payload };
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} catch {
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return { payload: null };
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}
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};
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export const decodeThirdPartyPayload = (
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raw: string,
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withStructure: boolean = false
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): {
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payload: Payload | null;
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segment?: Segment[];
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} => {
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try {
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if (raw.length < 2) return { payload: null };
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// Content after '}' is the encapsulated third-party frame or raw data
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const rest = raw.substring(1);
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// Attempt to parse the embedded text as a full APRS frame (route:payload)
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let nestedFrame: Frame | undefined;
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try {
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// parseFrame is defined in this module; use Frame.parse to attempt parse
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nestedFrame = Frame.parse(rest);
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} catch {
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nestedFrame = undefined;
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}
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const payload: ThirdPartyPayload = {
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type: DataType.ThirdParty,
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comment: rest,
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...(nestedFrame ? { frame: nestedFrame } : {})
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} as const;
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if (withStructure) {
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const segments: Segment[] = [];
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segments.push({
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name: "third-party",
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data: new TextEncoder().encode(rest).buffer,
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isString: true,
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fields: [{ type: FieldType.STRING, name: "raw", length: rest.length }]
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});
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if (nestedFrame) {
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// Include a short section pointing to the nested frame's data (stringified)
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const nf = nestedFrame;
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const nfStr = `${nf.source.toString()}>${nf.destination.toString()}:${nf.payload}`;
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segments.push({
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name: "third-party-nested-frame",
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data: new TextEncoder().encode(nfStr).buffer,
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isString: true,
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fields: [
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{
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type: FieldType.STRING,
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name: "nested",
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length: nfStr.length
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}
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]
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});
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}
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return { payload, segment: segments };
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}
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return { payload };
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} catch {
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return { payload: null };
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}
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};
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