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buffer maker and parser for binary protocols

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# bin-protocol [![Build Status][badge-travis]][travis] [![Test Coverage][badge-coverage]][coverage] [![david Dependencies][badge-david-deps]][david-deps] [![david Dev Dependencies][badge-david-dev-deps]][david-dev-deps] [![license][badge-license]][license] bin-protocol is a library for parsing and creating arbitrary byte buffers with optional protocol buffers support. You can build your own type definitions based on the following methods: * Int8 * UInt8 * Int16LE * UInt16LE * Int16BE * UInt16BE * Int32LE * Int32BE * UInt32LE * UInt32BE * FloatLE * FloatBE * DoubleLE * DoubleBE Int64 support (using [long.js](https://github.com/dcodeIO/long.js)): * Int64BE * Int64LE * UInt64BE * UInt64LE Read or write raw bytes: * raw Varints: * UVarint (unsigned 32 bit varint) * Varint (signed 32 bit varint) * SVarint (signed zigzag encoded 32 bit varint) * UVarint64 (unsigned 64 bit varint) * Varint64 (signed 64 bit varint) * SVarint64 (signed zigzag encoded 64 bit varint) Loops (arrays): * loop Protocol buffers support: nested messages, packed repeated fields, maps, enums, packages (namespaces), oneofs ### Install ``` $ npm install bin-protocol ``` ### Reader examples Built-in metods: ```javascript var Protocol = require('bin-protocol'); var protocol = new Protocol(); var result = protocol.read(new Buffer([0, 1, 2, 3])) .Int8('num1') .Int8('num2') .Int8('num3') .Int8('num4').result; console.log(result); // => { num1: 0, num2: 1, num3: 2, num4: 3 } ``` Define custom 'char' and 'array' methods: ```javascript protocol.define('char', { read: function () { this.Int8('char'); return String.fromCharCode(this.context.char); // convert from char code to character } }); protocol.define('array', { read: function () { this .Int8('length') .loop('items', this.char, this.context.length); // read 'length' characters with above defined 'char' method return this.context.items; // return just items, without 'length' property } }); var result = protocol.read(new Buffer([5, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101])).array('chars').result; console.log(result); // => { chars: [ 'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e' ] } ``` ### Writer examples ```javascript var buffer = protocol .write() .Int8(1) .Int8(2) .Int8(3) .result console.log(buffer); // => <Buffer 01 02 03> ``` Define an array data type which first writes data array length as a single byte ```javascript protocol.define('array', { write: function (values) { this .Int8(values.length) .loop(values, this.Int8); // write all values with Int8 method } }); var buffer = protocol.write().array([2, 3, 4]).result; console.log(buffer); // => <Buffer 03 02 03 04> ``` Define reader and writer methods together, this one writes (or reads) raw buffer preceeded by its length as 32 bit integer. ```javascript protocol.define('bytes', { read: function () { this.Int32BE('length'); if (this.context.length <= 0) { return null; } this.raw('value', this.context.length); return this.context.value; }, write: function (value) { if (value === undefined || value === null) { this.Int32BE(-1); } else { if (!Buffer.isBuffer(value)) { value = new Buffer(_(value).toString(), 'utf8'); } this .Int32BE(value.length) .raw(value); } } }); ``` ### Loops (arrays) Given a buffer where first 32bit integer is a number (3) of further 32bit integers (2,3 and 4): ```javascript var buffer = new Buffer(16); buffer.writeInt32BE(3, 0); buffer.writeInt32BE(2, 4); buffer.writeInt32BE(3, 8); buffer.writeInt32BE(4, 12); ``` All next 3 examples are essentialy identical: Read data with your own code: ```javascript protocol.define('customArray', { read: function () { var i = 0; this.Int32BE('length'); for(i = 0; i<this.context.length; i++){ this.Int32BE(['items', i]); } return this.context.items; } }); protocol.read(buffer).customArray('items').result; // => { items: [2, 3, 4] } ``` Read with `.loop()` method by providing the length (loop count): ```javascript protocol.define('loopArray', { read: function () { this .Int32BE('length') .loop('items', this.Int32BE, this.context.length); return this.context.items; } }); protocol.read(buffer).loopArray('items').result; // => { items: [2, 3, 4] } ``` Read with `.loop()` method until the `end()` is called: ```javascript protocol.define('loopArrayEnd', { read: function () { var len; this.Int32BE('length'); len = this.context.length; this.loop('items', function (end) { this.Int32BE(); if((len -= 1) === 0){ end(); // call end() to break from loop } }); return this.context.items; } }); protocol.read(buffer).loopArrayEnd('items').result; // => { items: [2, 3, 4] } ``` See [Kafka protocol](https://github.com/oleksiyk/kafka/tree/master/lib/protocol) for more examples. ### Protocol buffers support Given a test.proto: ```proto package basic; message Test { optional string string = 15; } ``` ```javascript var Protocol = require('bin-protocol'); var TestProtocol = Protocol.createProtobufProtocol(fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, 'test.proto'))); var protocol = new TestProtocol(); // encode message var encoded = protocol.write().basic.Test({ string: 'hello' }).result; // decode message var decoded = protocol.read(encoded).basic.Test().result; // => { string: 'hello' } ``` Sebinary-protocol protocol](https://github.com/oleksiyk/binary-protocol/blob/master/lib/protocol.js) for another example. ### Custom protocols You can define several independent protocols by using `Protocol.createProtocol()` function: ```javascript var Protocol1 = Protocol.createProtocol(); var Protocol2 = Protocol.createProtocol(); Protocol1.define('message', ...); Protocol2.define('message', ...); ``` # License (MIT) Copyright (c) 2015 Oleksiy Krivoshey. Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. 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