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bufferfy

v2.0.11

Published

Fast and efficient buffer serialization.

Downloads

513

Readme

bufferfy

A serialization and deserialization library that space-efficiently packs data into buffers.

  • Supports all javascript data types.
  • Provides accurate typescript types.
  • Serializes to a significantly smaller buffer than message pack and JSON stringify.
  • Performs at the same speed as message pack and JSON stringify.
  • Encode and decode transforms for streams.

Install

npm i bufferfy

Usage

import { Codec } from 'bufferfy';

export const ExampleCodec = Codec.Object({
	id: Codec.String("hex", 32),
	relatedIds: Codec.Array(Codec.String("hex", 32)),
	createdAt: Codec.VarInt(),
	updatedAt: Codec.VarInt(),
	deletedAt: Codec.Optional(Codec.VarInt()),
});

type ExampleData = CodecType<typeof ExampleCodec>;

const example: ExampleData = {
   // ... values
}

const buffer = ExampleCodec.encode(example)

const data = ExampleCodec.decode(buffer) // returns ExampleData

// Streams
const encoder = ExampleCodec.Encoder(); // Takes values and outputs buffer chunks

encoder.pipe(stream);
encoder.write(value);
encoder.end();

const decoder = ExampleCodec.Decoder(); // Takes buffer chunks and outputs values

decoder.on("data", (data) => {
	// ... logic
});

stream.pipe(decoder);

API

All codecs provide a standard set of methods.

buffer = AnyCodec.encode(data, target?, offset?)

Returns the data serialized into a buffer. A buffer and offset can be provided, otherwise a new buffer will be created.

data = AnyCodec.decode(buffer, start?, end?)

Returns the unserialized data from a buffer.

number = AnyCodec.byteLength(data)

Returns the byte length of the data if it were serialized.

boolean = AnyCodec.isValid(data)

Returns true if the codec is able to serialize and unserialize provided data.

Type = CodecType<typeof codec>

Returns the value type of the provided codec.

Types

Utilities

Benchmarks

Values used for benchmarks can be found here.

Spread of Types

bufferfy.size                   50
msgpack.size                    149
JSON.size                       221

Common Types

bufferfy.size                   1050
msgpack.size                    1706
JSON.size                       1775