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node-valve-lzss

v0.0.4

Published

Bindings for Valve's LZSS compression codec

Downloads

36

Readme

node-valve-lzss

Node.JS bindings for Valve's LZSS compression codec

Installing

Run npm install node-valve-lzss and you're good to go

Make sure to have installed an C++ compiler and node-gyp, you don't have it? Install with npm install -g node-gyp AND a compiler for your system before installing this.

Usage

const valveLZSS = require("node-valve-lzss");
// Compress
const compressedData = valveLZSS.compress(buffer); // returns <Buffer>
// Uncompress
const decompressedData = valveLZSS.uncompress(compressedData); // returns <Buffer>
// Detect if it's compressed
const isCompressed = valveLZSS.isCompressed(compressedData); // returns true or false
// Get Uncompressed size from compressed data
const getActualSize = valveLZSS.getActualSize(compressedData); // returns a number representing the size in bytes of uncompressed data

At compression, if you pass an string or ArrayBuffer it would be automatically converted into an Buffer.

Before you use this

For unknown reasons, certain data can't be compressed and the library will throw an error detailing the reason at it's best

The solution to these cases is up to you, some tips would be padding the data, splitting into chunks, etc. Probably such errors would stay unfixed as I don't have the current knowledge yet to track these bugs and fix them in an appropriate way.

For your own sanity, please DON'T use this in production code UNLESS you know what are you doing.

Contributions

Contributions are welcome! But please detail them as good as possible. Since this is an quite cryptic project and a lot of things can go wrong, you should do it.

Credits