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encoding-sniffer

v0.2.0

Published

Implementation of the HTML encoding sniffer algo, with stream support

Downloads

10,029,871

Readme

encoding-sniffer Node.js CI

An implementation of the HTML encoding sniffer algo, with stream support.

This module wraps around iconv-lite to make decoding buffers and streams incredibly easy.

Features

  • Support for streams
  • Support for XML encoding types, including UTF-16 prefixes and <?xml encoding="...">
  • Allows decoding streams and buffers with a single function call

Installation

npm install encoding-sniffer

Usage

import { DecodeStream, getEncoding, decodeBuffer } from "encoding-sniffer";

/**
 * All functions accept an optional options object.
 *
 * Available options are (with default values):
 */
const options = {
    /**
     * The maximum number of bytes to sniff. Defaults to `1024`.
     */
    maxBytes: 1024,
    /**
     * The encoding specified by the user. If set, this will only be overridden
     * by a Byte Order Mark (BOM).
     */
    userEncoding: undefined,
    /**
     * The encoding specified by the transport layer. If set, this will only be
     * overridden by a Byte Order Mark (BOM) or the user encoding.
     */
    transportLayerEncodingLabel: undefined,
    /**
     * The default encoding to use, if no encoding can be detected.
     *
     * Defaults to `"windows-1252"`.
     */
    defaultEncoding: "windows-1252",
};

// Use the `DecodeStream` transform stream to automatically decode
// the contents of a stream as they are read
const decodeStream = new DecodeStream(options);

// Or, use the `getEncoding` function to detect the encoding of a buffer
const encoding = getEncoding(buffer, options);

// Use the `decodeBuffer` function to decode the contents of a buffer
const decodedBuffer = decodeBuffer(buffer, options);

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.