So I have some code that is acting up when using msgpack. I have made a
minimal example below, that shows the problem. The code returns -17 (long)
when using :msgpack, but decodes correctly when using :json.
My impression was that :msgpack was base64 encoded and could be represented
as a string (and logged and so on). Is that not the case, or is something
else messing me up when I slurp the ByteArrayInputStream?
Code:
(require '[cognitect.transit :as transit])
(import [java.io ByteArrayInputStream ByteArrayOutputStream])
;; Write data to a stream
(def out (ByteArrayOutputStream.))
(transit/write (transit/writer out :msgpack) {:a [1 2]})
;; Read data from a stream -> string via slurp -> back to InputStream
(def string (slurp (ByteArrayInputStream. (.toByteArray out))))
(prn "Encoded string" string)
(def in (ByteArrayInputStream.
(.getBytes string "UTF-8")))
(def reader (transit/reader in :msgpack))
(transit/read reader)
Any idea what is going on?
/Casper
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