binparse

Typed binary object parser

import { bp } from 'binparse';

const simpleParser = bp.object('SimpleObject', {
  id: bp.lu16,
  x: bp.u8,
  y: bp.u8,
});

const { value, offset } = simpleParser.read([0x01, 0x00, 0x01, 0x02]);

/** byte offset of where the reader finished */
offset; // 3

/** Parsed object */
value.id; // 0x01
value.x; // 0x01;
value.y; // 0x02

value.unk1 // Typescript error 

Heavily inspired by zod

Arrays

Read in a variable length array of points

Load the length in as a variable which can be referenced by the array parser for the length

import { bp } from 'binparse';

const PointParser = bp.object('Point', {
  /** X Offset */
  x: bp.lu16,
  /** Y Offset */
  y: bp.lu16,
});

const PointsParser = bp.object('SimpleObject', {
  // Number of points to read
  length: bp.variable('len', bp.u8),
  // Array of points with length "len"
  points: bp.array('Points', PointParser, 'len'),
});

const points = PointsParser.read([0x01, 0x01, 0x00, 0x02, 0x00]);

BitFlags

import { bp } from 'binparse';

const FlagParser = bp.bits('Flags', {
  isRed: 1,
  isGreen: 1,
  isBlue: 1,
  isAlpha: 1,
});

const { value } = FlagParser.read([0b0101]);

value.isRed; // true
value.isGreen; // false
value.isBlue; // true
value.isAlpha; // false

Explicit offsets

import { bp } from 'binparse';

const sparseParser = bp.object('Sparse', {
  first: bp.at(0x30, bp.lu32), // Read a lu32 at 0x30
  second: bp.at(0x60, bp.lu32), // Read a lu32 at 0x60
})
sparseParser.size // 0x64 

Performance

Continuos performance monitoring is done using hyperfine and hyperfine-action

Results can be found at benchmarks.html