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datapack

v1.1.6

Published

Datapack is a JS library that provide high performance methods `pack` and `unpack` binary data using schema of data model. This library can be used in both NodeJS and Browser environtment.

Downloads

11

Readme

datapack

Datapack is a JS library that provide high performance methods pack and unpack binary data using schema of data model. This library can be used in both NodeJS and Browser environtment.

Installation

npm install datapack

Usage

Pack data

import {
  UINT16,
  UINT32,
  UINT64,
  UINT8,
  INT16,
  INT32,
  INT64,
  INT8,
  BINARY,
  BOOL,
  OBJECT,
  Schema,
  STRING,
  pack,
  unpack
} from "datapack";

// pack simple object
const profile = {
  userId: 101,
  nickName: "ABC",
  isVip: true,
  age: 34,
};
const profileSchema = {
  userId: UINT32,
  nickName: STRING,
  isVip: BOOL,
  age: UINT8,
};
const packedBuffer = pack(profile, profileSchema);

const unpackedProfile = unpack(packedBuffer, profileSchema);
console.log(profile, unpackedProfile);


// To pack list of profiles
const listProfiles = [profile, profile, profile];
const listProfileSchema = [profileSchema];

const packedListProfile = pack(listProfiles, listProfileSchema);
const unpackedListProfile = unpack(packedListProfile, listProfileSchema);

console.log(listProfiles, unpackedListProfile);


// To pack more complex data structure
const stateData = {
  users: [profile, profile, profile],
  posts:[
    {
      postId: 100,
      title: "Hello World!",
      score: 999,
      authors: [
        profile
      ]   
    }
  ]
}
const stateDataSchema = {
  users: listProfileSchema,
  posts: [
    {
      postId: UINT32,
      title: STRING,
      score: UINT16,
      authors: [
        profileSchema
      ]      
    }
  ]
}

const packedState = pack(stateData, stateDataSchema);
const unpackedState = unpack(packedState, stateDataSchema);

console.log(stateData, unpackedState);