This is bson for react-native

The method in bson dose not work for me. I got the way from the test code.

If you don't yet know what BSON actually is, read the spec.

This package can be used to serialize JSON documents into the BSON format or the other way around. If you want to use it within the browser, give browserify a try (it will help you add this package to your bundle). The current build is located in the browser_build/bson.js file.

A simple example of how to use BSON in react-native:

import {BSON,Long, ObjectID,Binary,Code,DBRef,Symbol,Double,Timestamp,MaxKey,MinKey} from 'bson'
import {Buffer} from 'buffer'

var bson = new BSON([Long, ObjectID, Binary, Code, DBRef, Symbol, Double, Timestamp, MaxKey, MinKey])
var user = {
    username: 'username',
    password: 'anymore'
}

// Serialize a document
var data = bson.serialize(user, false, true, false)
console.log('data:', data)

// Deserialize the resulting Buffer
// response is return from server by library react-native-fetch-blob
// the type of response.text() is base64
// so far forgot other choices, only leave this code
var userData = bson.deserialize(new Buffer(response.text(),'binary'))
console.log('userData:', userData)

API

The API consists of two simple methods to serialize/deserialize objects to/from BSON format:

Installation

npm i react-native-bson

API

BSON serialization and deserialiation

new bson.BSONPure.BSON() - Creates a new BSON seralizer/deserializer you can use to serialize and deserialize BSON.

• BSON.serialize(object, checkKeys, asBuffer, serializeFunctions)

  • @param {Object} object the Javascript object to serialize.
  • @param {Boolean} checkKeys the serializer will check if keys are valid.
  • @param {Boolean} asBuffer return the serialized object as a Buffer object (ignore).
  • @param {Boolean} serializeFunctions serialize the javascript functions (default:false)
  • @return {TypedArray/Array} returns a TypedArray or Array depending on what your browser supports

• BSON.deserialize(buffer, options, isArray)

  • Options
    • evalFunctions {Boolean, default:false}, evaluate functions in the BSON document scoped to the object deserialized.
    • cacheFunctions {Boolean, default:false}, cache evaluated functions for reuse.
    • cacheFunctionsCrc32 {Boolean, default:false}, use a crc32 code for caching, otherwise use the string of the function.
    • promoteBuffers {Boolean, default:false}, deserialize Binary data directly into node.js Buffer object.
  • @param {TypedArray/Array} a TypedArray/Array containing the BSON data
  • @param {Object} [options] additional options used for the deserialization.
  • @param {Boolean} [isArray] ignore used for recursive parsing.
  • @return {Object} returns the deserialized Javascript Object.

ObjectId

bson.ObjectId.isValid(id) - Returns true if id is a valid number or hexadecimal string representing an ObjectId. bson.ObjectId.createFromHexString(hexString) - Returns the ObjectId the hexString represents. bson.ObjectId.createFromTime(time) - Returns an ObjectId containing the passed time.

• time - A Unix timestamp (number of seconds since the epoch).

var objectId = new bson.ObjectId(id) - Creates a new ObjectId.

• id - Must either be a 24-character hex string or a 12 byte binary string.

objectId.toJSON() objectId.toString() objectId.toHexString() - Returns a hexadecimal string representation of the ObjectId.

objectId.equals(otherObjectId) - Returns true if the ObjectIds are the same, false otherwise.

objectId.getTimestamp() - Returns a Date object containing the time the objectId was created for.

objectId.getTimestamp() - Returns a Date object containing the time the objectId contains.