net/nanocoap: add nanocoap_opt2 module#9474
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@kaspar030, do you have any at least high-level reaction to this PR? I have asked @haukepetersen as part of moving forward on #8920, and I understand @bergzand would like to make a decision and move forward, too. |
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This PR has gotten exactly zero traction from others, so closing for now. I don't want it to hold up other more important PRs like #9156. Perhaps we can revisit at a later date. |
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Contribution description
#9085 added a struct-based API to nanocoap for adding options to a CoAP message. This PR modularizes that work as nanocoap_opt2, and is the first step to moving all options functions into that context. There are a lot of functions related to options, and moving them to separate implementation files will make them easier to manage. The module in this PR also provides a mechanism to version options functions, so we can deprecate the original function names in favor of a more structured naming scheme.
The idea is to organize options functions like this:
opt2_add.copt2_put.copt2.cAlso begins to provide module-level documentation for nanocoap. Describes how to use the struct-based API, and contrasts with the traditional buffer-based API.
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Extends #9085