Struct WireRedactor 

pub struct WireRedactor {
    owners: Vec<Regex>,
}

Redacts one captured wire trace. Whole-trace rather than per-line because the identity also leaks as a bare name in prose, which is only recognisable once a home path elsewhere in the file supplies it - from the trace, so the same file redacts identically on any machine.

Fields

owners: Vec<Regex>

Implementations

impl WireRedactor

pub fn for_trace<'a>( lines: impl IntoIterator<Item = &'a str>, ) -> Result<Self, String>

Discover the home-directory owner(s) named anywhere in lines. A trace naming no home path discovers none, so a bare name in its prose survives.

Errors

A discovered name below MIN_OWNER_LEN.

pub fn redact_line(&self, line: &str) -> Result<String, String>

Redact one line, by one of three paths: structurally where the no-op round trip is byte-exact; structurally again on a structure-preserving re-encode (a number-token count match - 17-digit floats re-spell under serde_json’s parse, and that is the canonicalisation); by the text rules otherwise, for a non-JSON line or a JSON line with nothing structurally to redact whose re-encode would differ.

Errors

Serialisation failure, and account or hook-body fields on a line whose re-encode loses structure (a number-token count mismatch - duplicate keys collapse on parse). That arm is LIVE in this build. The message names the frame’s type, never the body it refused to write.

fn redact_structurally(&self, v: Value) -> Result<String, String>

The structural rules plus path and owner scrubbing, over an already-parsed line.

fn scrub_raw(&self, s: &str) -> String

The text rules alone, for a line that must not be re-encoded.