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cbor-edn

v0.1.0

Published

Parse CBOR Extended Diagnostic Notation as defined by [draft-ietf-cbor-edn-literals-11](https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-ietf-cbor-edn-literals-11.html) and some CBOR working group discussions.

Downloads

16

Readme

cbor-edn

Parse CBOR Extended Diagnostic Notation as defined by draft-ietf-cbor-edn-literals-11 and some CBOR working group discussions.

To play with this, use the CBOR2 Playground.

Installation

npm install cbor-edn

API

Full API documentation is available.

Example:

import {parseEDN} from 'cbor-edn';

const bytes = parseEDN("[_2 h'010203']");
// 9a0000000143010203 in Uint8Array

Command Line

The CLI version of cbor-edn is useful only for diagnostic purposes. Usage:

edn [options] [diagnosticString]

Positional:
 diagnosticString The string to parse.  If not given, reads from stdin.

Options:
 -a,--always            Always add encoding indicators when re-encoding.
 -n,--never             Never add encoding indicators when re-encoding.
 -f,--file              Read file as input, if diagnosticString not given.
                        If "-", read stdin.  May be given multiple times.
                        Default: "-".
 -s,--startRule <rule>  Entry point for the grammar.  Default: "one_item"

Example:

$ npx edn "[_2 h'010203']"
bytes: 9a0000000143010203
0x9a0000000143010203
9a 00000001 -- Array (Length: 1 item)
  43        --   [0] Bytes (Length: 3)
    010203

js: [ Uint8Array(3) [ 1, 2, 3 ] ]
diagonstic recreated from js: "[_2 h'010203']"

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