v0 state

samples

samples are valid, canonical encodings, one per type plus the composites.

torrent

torrent is the shape the format exists for: a tracker announce beside an info dictionary whose re-encoding is what gets hashed.

backLink

MaxInput

MaxInput bounds what this page will decode. The library accepts up to bencode.MaxLen bytes, but a Render runs under the chain's query gas meter and gnoweb does not bound a render argument, so the page stops well short of the library's own limit. 512 bytes is more than anyone pastes by hand.

rejected

rejected are inputs a sloppy decoder accepts and silently rewrites. Each one would change the digest of whatever contained it.

Render

Render renders the demo for gnoweb. Render("") / Render("/") -> the types, the round trip, the refusals Render("/<bencoded value>") -> decode that input and show the tree

summarize

summarize describes a value in one cell, without recursing.

tree

tree writes a value as a nested markdown list. It takes the builder rather than returning a string: a dictionary of a few hundred entries is reachable inside MaxInput, and += over that many lines copies the page once per line.

leaf

leaf renders an int or a string as one line.

parseArg

parseArg takes the whole render path as the value to decode: a bencoded string contains colons and digits, and splitting on them would mangle it. Only the routing slash comes off. Trimming whitespace would eat a byte the caller declared the length of, so "6:hello " would arrive as a five byte string claiming six and be rejected for the trim rather than for itself.