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sirdez

v0.1.0

Published

Glorious Binary Serialization and Deserialization for TypeScript.

Downloads

19

Readme

Sir Dez

Glorious SerDes for TypeScript

The library you can rely on,
For binary serialization and deserialization,
In Node, Deno, and the Web environment,
Which is simple and yet performant.

npm deno ci coverage report docs perf bundle

Features

  • Performant
  • Easy to use
  • Full TypeScript support
  • Super extensible
  • 99% tree-shakable
  • Zero dependencies (small footprint)
  • Runs in Node, Deno and browsers
  • No eval() or Function() by default
  • Performant eval mode with import "sirdez/eval"
  • MessagePack for schemaless data
  • More details...

Performance Comparison with other tools in Node (ops/sec)

performance

Installation

Expand for more details.

In the terminal with NPM

npm i sirdez

Or with Yarn

yarn add sirdez

In the code with ES Modules

import * as sd from "sirdez";

or with CommonJS

const sd = require("sirdez");

In HTML with UMD

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/sirdez/dist/sirdez.umd.js"></script>

In an ES module script (statically)

import * as sd from "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/sirdez/dist/sirdez.es.js";

In an ES module script (dynamically)

const sd = await import(
  "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/sirdez/dist/sirdez.es.js"
);

In code (statically)

import * as sd from "https://deno.land/x/sirdez/mod.ts";

In code (dynamically)

const sd = await import("https://deno.land/x/sirdez/mod.ts");

Usage

Creating a simple SerDes.

const person = sd.use(
  sd.struct({
    name: sd.string(sd.utf8, sd.uint8),
    age: sd.uint8
  })
);

const bytes = person.toBytes({
  name: "Bob",
  age: 23
});

const samePerson = person.fromBytes(bytes);

console.log({ bytes, samePerson });

Using TypeScript utilities

type Person = sd.GetType<typeof person>;

const bob: Person = {
  name: "Bob",
  age: 23
};

Roadmap

  • Support decorators for schema
  • msgpack extension mechanism using classes
  • Better support for protocol buffers
  • Avro-Sirdez schema transpiler

Known Issues

  • msgpack becomes very slow for large arrays (help wanted for optimizing it! 🙏)

Resources

Contribution

Help and suggestions are welcomed!

License

Copyright 2022 Wei (weisrc).

This software is under the MIT license.

Please see LICENSE for more information.