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See https://github.com/mermaid-js/mermaid

Netty ByteBuf shouldn't be exposed by the Jagex-Store-5 API.
ByteArray can be used instead.

Adding a brand-new group doesn't seem to actually write said group into the cache.
The code used to write:

        if (serverOnlyCache) {
            val basGroup = runCatching { configArchive.readGroup(BaseAnimationSetConfig.id) }
                .getOrElse { Js5Group(BaseAnimationSetConfig.id, 0, 1) }
            ConfigArchive.configs.basConfigs.toSortedMap().forEach { (id, value) ->
                basGroup.files[id] = Js5File(id, null, value.encode(serverOnlyCache))
            }
            configArchive.writeGroup(basGroup, appendVersion = true)
        }
        cache.writeArchive(configArchive)

BaseAnimationSetConfig.id = 15
Number of files being encoded = 1

Edit: After some investigating, I've found out the issue to be the fact that it adds in the middle of the groups. The map behind the groups must be sorted for some reason, so adding this:

            val settings = configArchive.groupSettings.toSortedMap()
            configArchive.groupSettings.clear()
            settings.forEach { (key, value) -> configArchive.groupSettings[key] = value }

Right before the cache.writeArchive(configArchive) solved the issue.

The same issue applies for individual files. They must be sorted manually by the user, or else it corrupts the cache and writes the ids completely weird.

The image shows the version being encrypted, this is actually not true

These are hard to read on Github darkmode.

This could be used for validation and to get the archive count.

It stores the CRC-32 of the uncompressed data (the other CRC hash stores the CRC-32 of the compressed data).

-Thanks to Graham

For both NXT and Java client.

Hello,
I'm trying to use the library to decode the osrs cache for last revision.
I get this error:

15:36:25.212 [main] DEBUG io.guthix.cache.js5.container.disk.Js5DiskStore - Reading index file 255 container 14 15:36:25.213 [main] DEBUG io.guthix.cache.js5.container.disk.Js5DiskStore - Reading index file 255 container 15 15:36:25.213 [main] WARN io.guthix.cache.js5.container.disk.Js5DiskStore - Could not read index file 255 container 16 because the index does not exist Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException at io.netty.buffer.EmptyByteBuf.readUnsignedByte(EmptyByteBuf.java:534) at io.guthix.cache.js5.container.Js5Container$Companion.decode(Js5Container.kt:111) at io.guthix.cache.js5.container.Js5Container$Companion.decode$default(Js5Container.kt:110) at io.guthix.cache.js5.container.heap.Js5HeapStore$Companion.open(Js5HeapStore.kt:61)

Has I understand the lib does not support last revision at the moment.
I am willing to contribute but I have only little comprehension of osrs cache format.

Do you have any clue or idea on how to fix that issue?
Thx

Do testing using samples from games like OSRS, RS3 and maybe also funorb games.

In Runescape 3 more than one .dat2 file can be present in a single cache.

Unreferenced sectors can be created by either:

• Deleting a container
• Overwriting a container with a smaller container