/**
* Read any type of response from the server, throwing an exception if the result is an Redis
* error.
*
* <p>This might be useful for Redis commands that return different types based on the arguments
* supplied to them. In this case, the caller will have to inspect the type of the result
* afterwards to determine the appropriate course of action.
*
* <p>This is a blocking operation.
*
* @return The response as an Object
* @throws BajaResourceException If there was an error reading from the stream
* @throws BajaProtocolErrorException If the server responded with an error result
*/
public Object readAnyType() {
final Set<RespType> expected = new HashSet<>();
expected.add(RespType.BULK_STRING);
expected.add(RespType.SIMPLE_STRING);
expected.add(RespType.INTEGER);
expected.add(RespType.ARRAY);
final RespType type = verifyResponseType(expected);
switch (type) {
case BULK_STRING:
return IOFunction.runCommand(() -> parser.readBulkString(inputStream));
case SIMPLE_STRING:
return IOFunction.runCommand(() -> parser.readSimpleString(inputStream));
case INTEGER:
return IOFunction.runCommand(() -> parser.readLong(inputStream));
case ARRAY:
return IOFunction.runCommand(() -> parser.readArray(inputStream));
}
throw new IllegalStateException("Got unexpected result type " + type);
}
/**
* Read a 64 bit integer response from the server, throwing an exception if the result is not a 64
* bit integer type.
*
* <p>This is a blocking operation.
*
* @return The response as a {@code long}
* @throws BajaTypeMismatchException If the response was not a 64 bit integer
* @throws BajaResourceException If there was an error reading from the stream
* @throws BajaProtocolErrorException If the server responded with an error result
*/
public long readLong() {
verifyResponseType(Collections.singleton(RespType.INTEGER));
return IOFunction.runCommand(() -> parser.readLong(inputStream));
}