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Published: Dec 14, 2024 License: GPL-3.0 Imports: 6 Imported by: 0

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Overview

Package digest is used to create mathematical hashes of VCS output. The two implementations of the Digest interface also implement the television.PixelRenderer and television.AudioMixer interfaces.

The digest.Video type is used to capture video output while digest.Audio is used to capture audio output.

The hashes produced by these types are used from regression tests and for verification of playback scripts.

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type Audio

type Audio struct {
	*television.Television
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Audio is an implementation of the television.AudioMixer interface with an embedded television for convenience. It periodically generates a SHA-1 value of the audio stream.

Note that the use of SHA-1 is fine for this application because this is not a cryptographic task.

func NewAudio

func NewAudio(tv *television.Television) (*Audio, error)

NewAudio is the preferred method of initialisation for the Audio2Wav type.

func (*Audio) EndMixing

func (dig *Audio) EndMixing() error

EndMixing implements the protocol.AudioMixer interface.

func (Audio) Hash

func (dig Audio) Hash() string

Hash implements digest.Digest interface.

func (*Audio) Reset added in v0.8.0

func (dig *Audio) Reset()

Reset implements the protocol.AudioMixer interface.

func (*Audio) ResetDigest

func (dig *Audio) ResetDigest()

ResetDigest implements digest.Digest interface.

func (*Audio) SetAudio

func (dig *Audio) SetAudio(sig []signal.SignalAttributes) error

SetAudio implements the protocol.AudioMixer interface.

type Digest

type Digest interface {
	Hash() string
	ResetDigest()
}

Digest implementations compute a mathematical hash, retreivable with the Hash() function.

type Video

type Video struct {
	*television.Television
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Video is an implementation of the television.PixelRenderer interface with an embedded television for convenience. It generates a SHA-1 value of the image every frame. it does not display the image anywhere.

Note that the use of SHA-1 is fine for this application because this is not a cryptographic task.

func NewVideo

func NewVideo(tv *television.Television) (*Video, error)

NewVideo initialises a new instance of DigestTV.

func (*Video) EndRendering

func (dig *Video) EndRendering() error

EndRendering implements television.PixelRenderer interface.

func (Video) Hash

func (dig Video) Hash() string

Hash implements digest.Digest interface.

func (*Video) NewFrame

func (dig *Video) NewFrame(_ television.FrameInfo) error

NewFrame implements television.PixelRenderer interface.

func (*Video) NewScanline

func (dig *Video) NewScanline(scanline int) error

NewScanline implements television.PixelRenderer interface.

func (*Video) Reset added in v0.7.1

func (dig *Video) Reset()

Reset implements television.PixelRenderer interface.

func (*Video) ResetDigest

func (dig *Video) ResetDigest()

ResetDigest implements digest.Digest interface.

func (*Video) Resize

func (dig *Video) Resize(frameInfo television.FrameInfo) error

Resize implements television.PixelRenderer interface

In this implementation we only handle specification changes. This means the digest is immune from changes to the frame resizing method used by the television implementation. Changes to how the specification is flipped might cause comparison failures however.

func (*Video) SetPixels added in v0.12.1

func (dig *Video) SetPixels(sig []signal.SignalAttributes, _ int) error

SetPixels implements television.PixelRenderer interface.

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