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package common
import (
"io"
"github.com/QuantumNous/new-api/common"
)
// NewOutboundJSONBody wraps the already-marshaled upstream request body into a
// BodyStorage. When disk cache is enabled and the payload exceeds the configured
// threshold, the data is written to a temp file and the original []byte can be
// GC'd, significantly reducing the heap residency while waiting for the
// upstream provider to respond (the dominant cost for large base64 payloads).
//
// In memory mode the underlying memoryStorage reuses the same backing array,
// so this is equivalent to bytes.NewReader(data) in terms of memory usage.
//
// The caller MUST invoke closer.Close() once the upstream call has finished
// (typically via defer) to release the disk file / memory accounting.
//
// The returned body exposes its size and replay capability without exposing
// io.Closer. Request construction uses that metadata to populate ContentLength
// and GetBody, while the caller retains ownership of the underlying storage
// through the separately returned closer.
func NewOutboundJSONBody(data []byte) (body common.ReplayableBody, closer io.Closer, err error) {
storage, err := common.CreateBodyStorage(data)
if err != nil {
return nil, nil, err
}
return common.NewReplayableBodyReader(storage), storage, nil
}