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BCS - Canonical Binary Serialization implementation for JavaScript
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/**
* Class used for reading BCS data chunk by chunk. Meant to be used
* by some wrapper, which will make sure that data is valid and is
* matching the desired format.
*
* @example
* // data for this example is:
* // { a: u8, b: u32, c: bool, d: u64 }
*
* let reader = new BcsReader("647f1a060001ffffe7890423c78a050102030405");
* let field1 = reader.read8();
* let field2 = reader.read32();
* let field3 = reader.read8() === '1'; // bool
* let field4 = reader.read64();
* // ....
*
* Reading vectors is another deal in bcs. To read a vector, you first need to read
* its length using {@link readULEB}. Here's an example:
* @example
* // data encoded: { field: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] }
* let reader = new BcsReader("050102030405");
* let vec_length = reader.readULEB();
* let elements = [];
* for (let i = 0; i < vec_length; i++) {
* elements.push(reader.read8());
* }
* console.log(elements); // [1,2,3,4,5]
*
* @param {String} data HEX-encoded data (serialized BCS)
*/
export declare class BcsReader {
private dataView;
private bytePosition;
/**
* @param {Uint8Array} data Data to use as a buffer.
*/
constructor(data: Uint8Array);
/**
* Shift current cursor position by `bytes`.
*
* @param {Number} bytes Number of bytes to
* @returns {this} Self for possible chaining.
*/
shift(bytes: number): this;
/**
* Read U8 value from the buffer and shift cursor by 1.
* @returns
*/
read8(): number;
/**
* Read U16 value from the buffer and shift cursor by 2.
* @returns
*/
read16(): number;
/**
* Read U32 value from the buffer and shift cursor by 4.
* @returns
*/
read32(): number;
/**
* Read U64 value from the buffer and shift cursor by 8.
* @returns
*/
read64(): string;
/**
* Read U128 value from the buffer and shift cursor by 16.
*/
read128(): string;
/**
* Read U128 value from the buffer and shift cursor by 32.
* @returns
*/
read256(): string;
/**
* Read `num` number of bytes from the buffer and shift cursor by `num`.
* @param num Number of bytes to read.
*/
readBytes(num: number): Uint8Array;
/**
* Read ULEB value - an integer of varying size. Used for enum indexes and
* vector lengths.
* @returns {Number} The ULEB value.
*/
readULEB(): number;
/**
* Read a BCS vector: read a length and then apply function `cb` X times
* where X is the length of the vector, defined as ULEB in BCS bytes.
* @param cb Callback to process elements of vector.
* @returns {Array<Any>} Array of the resulting values, returned by callback.
*/
readVec(cb: (reader: BcsReader, i: number, length: number) => any): any[];
}