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@skgrush/bplist-and-nskeyedunarchiver

v0.0.1-rc.2

Published

Tool for deserializing binary plist files and NSKeyedUnarchiver-coded files

Downloads

4

Readme

BPlist-and-NSKeyedUnarchiver

Tool for deserializing binary plist files and NSKeyedUnarchiver-coded files.

Origin and licensing

Based on the implementation in Apple's open-sourced CFBinaryPList.c, licensed under APSL v2.0. As a result, this code is likely a derivative work of said code, therefore this code and all changes to it will be made public, along with a copy of the APSL v2 in OriginalCode.APSL.LICENSE.

However, as this code does not use any of the original C code, original or modified, I feel mildly comfortable in licensing this project as MIT, as long as the source-publishing criteria are met.

Usage

BPlist

These examples show reading a file (in Node and in the Browser) and parsing the top-level BPlist object from it.

Node

const { readFile } = require('node:fs/promises'); 
const { Reader } = require('@skgrush/bplist-and-nskeyedunarchiver/bplist');
const { buildLeveledLogger, LogLevel } = require('@skgrush/bplist-and-nskeyedunarchiver/share');

async function readBPlistFromFilePath(filePath: string) {
  const nodeBuffer = await readFile(filePath);
  const arrayBuffer = nodeBuffer.buffer.slice(
    nodeBuffer.byteoffset,
    nodeBuffer.byteOffset + nodeBuffer.byteLength,
  );

  const logger = buildLeveledLogger({ logger: console, level: LogLevel.warn });
  const reader = new Reader(arrayBuffer, logger);

  const object = reader.buildTopLevelObject();
}

Browser

import { Reader } from '@skgrush/bplist-and-nskeyedunarchiver/bplist/reader';

async function readBPlistFromBlob(blob: Blob) {
  const arrayBuffer = await blob.arrayBuffer();

  const logger = buildLeveledLogger({ logger: console, level: LogLevel.warn });
  const reader = new Reader(arrayBuffer, logger);

  return reader.buildTopLevelObject();
}

NSKeyedUnarchiver

This example provides examples of how to unarchive a custom class containing some native NS types, including arrays of other custom class.

import { Reader } from '@skgrush/bplist-and-nskeyedunarchiver/bplist/reader';
import { $ObjectsMap, IArchivedInstance, KeyedUnarchiver, NSArrayCoder, NSDateCoder, NSUUIDCoder } from '@skgrush/bplist-and-nskeyedunarchiver/NSKeyedUnarchiver';


async function readMyClassFromBlob(blob: Blob) {
    // see BPlist example above
    const bplistObject = await readBPlistFromBlob(blob);
    
    // top level objects can be any type, so you may want to filter out any of the possible types
    if (!bplistObject || typeof bplistObject !== 'object' || !('$archiver' in bplistObject)) {
        throw new Error('Invalid BPList object file');
    }
    
    return MyDecoder.unarchiveObject(MyDecoder, bplistObject);
}


class MyDecoder extends KeyedUnarchiver<MyClass> {
    static readonly $classname = 'MyNamespace.MyClassname';

    constructor(
        readonly $objects: $ObjectsMap,
        readonly data: IArchivedInstance,
    ) {
        super();
    }

    static initForReadingDataFrom($objects: $ObjectsMap, data: IArchivedInstance) {
        return new MyDecoder($objects, data);
    }
    
    decode(): MyClass {

        // decode the properties of your class
        const myTimestamp = this.decodeObjectOf(NSDateCoder, 'myTimestamp', true);
        const myName = this.decodeString('myName', true);
        const arry = this.decodeObjectOf([NSArrayCoder, SomeOtherDecoder], 'arrayOfSomething', true) as SomeOtherClass[];
        
        return new MyClass(myTimestamp, myName, arry);
    }
}

class SomeOtherDecoder extends KeyedUnarchiver<SomeOtherClass> {
    static readonly $classname = 'MyNamespace.SomeOtherClass';

    constructor(
        readonly $objects: $ObjectsMap,
        readonly data: IArchivedInstance,
    ) {
        super();
    }

    static initForReadingDataFrom($objects: $ObjectsMap, data: IArchivedInstance) {
        return new SomeOtherDecoder($objects, data);
    }

    decode(): SomeOtherClass {
        const myUuid = this.decodeObjectOf(NSUuidCoder, 'myUuid', true);
        const myFloat = this.decodeFloat('myFloat');
        
        return new SomeOtherClass(myUuid);
    }
    
}