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Describe binary structures with full TypeScript support. Encode and decode into pure JavaScript objects.

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<div align="center"> ![typed binary (light mode)](/docs/media/logo-light.svg) Describe binary structures with full TypeScript support. [Website](https://iwoplaza.github.io/typed-binary) — [Documentation](https://iwoplaza.github.io/typed-binary/guides/getting-started) ![Basic Type and Documentation Inference](/docs/media/code-showcase-light.svg) <!-- https://ray.so/#code=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_IHsgbmFtZTogc3RyaW5nLCBwb3NpdGlvbjogW251bWJlciwgbnVtYmVyLCBudW1iZXJdIH0&language=typescript&title=main.ts&theme=raindrop&padding=16&width=710&background=false&darkMode=true --> </div> # Why Typed Binary? Serialize and deserialize typed schemas without the need for redundant interfaces or an external DSL. Schemas themselves define what type they encode and decode, and **the IDE knows it**! - Since value types are inferred from the schemas themselves, there is a **single source-of-truth**. - No external DSL necessary to define the schemas, meaning you have instant feedback without the need to compile the interface definitions. - It's platform independent (use it in Node.js as well as in in Browsers) - While being made with TypeScript in mind, it also works in plain JavaScript. # Documentation The [typed binary documentation](https://iwoplaza.github.io/typed-binary/guides/getting-started) is a great starting point for learning how to use the library. # Installation ```sh # using npm npm install typed-binary # using pnpm pnpm add typed-binary # using yarn yarn add typed-binary ``` > To properly enable type inference, **TypeScript 4.5** and up is required because of it's newly added [Tail-Recursion Elimination on Conditional Types](https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/release-notes/typescript-4-5.html#tail-recursion-elimination-on-conditional-types) feature, # Running examples There are a handful of examples provided. To run any one of them make sure to clone the [typed-binary](https://github.com/iwoplaza/typed-binary) repository first, then go into the `examples/` directory. To setup the examples environment, run `pnpm install`, which will fetch dependencies, build the parent project and link it to the 'examples' project. Pick an example that peaks interest, and run `pnpm example:exampleName`.