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@gmod/binary-parser

v1.4.1

Published

Blazing-fast binary parser builder

Downloads

1,755

Readme

binary-parser

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@gmod/binary-parser is a fork of https://github.com/keichi/binary-parser that also handles 64-bit longs and itf8 and ltf8 types

Installation

Binary-parser can be installed with npm:

$ npm install @gmod/binary-parser

Special data types

The ITF-8 and LTF-8 types documented in https://samtools.github.io/hts-specs/CRAMv3.pdf

The 64-bit parsing in this library is done by https://www.npmjs.com/package/long and simply returns .toNumber() on the parsed 64 bit data.

You can also access Long inside formatter callbacks (this is not possible in keichi/binary-parser since these are eval'd and the Long library instance is not available to the eval'd code)

Differences with keichi/binary-parser

  • This library is default little endian instead instead of big endian while https://github.com/keichi/binary-parser is default big endian

  • The return value of the parse {result: {<parsed results>},offset: <number of bytes parsed>} instead of just {<parsed results>}

Example usage

Example of reading a 64-bit int

new Parser()
.uint64('mylong64bitint')
.int64('mylong64bitint')

64 bit infers from the endianess of the .endianess, doesn't use uint64le/be

Verification of whether the long is a valid 2^53 int is not done for 64 bit numbers. If you require this make a custom callback using Long in a formatter for buffer