Struct ObjectFetcher

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pub struct ObjectFetcher<PG>where
    PG: PieceGetter + Send + Sync,
{ /* private fields */ }

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Object fetcher for the Subspace DSN.

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impl<PG> ObjectFetcher<PG>
where PG: PieceGetter + Send + Sync,

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pub fn new( piece_getter: Arc<PG>, erasure_coding: ErasureCoding, max_object_len: usize, ) -> Self

Create a new object fetcher with the given configuration.

max_object_len is the amount of data bytes we’ll read for a single object before giving up and returning an error. In this implementation, it is limited to MAX_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_LENGTH, which is much larger than the largest block on any domain (as of December 2024).

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pub async fn fetch_objects( &self, mappings: GlobalObjectMapping, ) -> Result<Vec<Vec<u8>>, Error>

Assemble the objects in mapping by fetching necessary pieces using the piece getter, and putting the objects’ bytes together.

Checks the objects’ hashes to make sure the correct bytes are returned.

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impl<PG> UnwindSafe for ObjectFetcher<PG>
where PG: RefUnwindSafe,

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