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protosphere

v5.0.1

Published

protocol buffers made easy

Downloads

36

Readme

protosphere

:clap: PROTOCOL :clap: BUFFERS :clap: MADE :clap: EASY :clap:

Art by Nick DePasquale

https://dribbble.com/shots/4262872-Space-and-Planets

Changelog

  • v4.x
    • Uses schemas (see examples).
    • Lodash-based object-key ordering for intelligent destructuring.
    • Adaptive buffer structure for present & absent values.
    • Added dist build: protosphere.min.js
  • v0.x to v3.x
    • PoC testing, bad performance, barely functional

Usage

Installing

npm install protosphere --save
yarn add protosphere

Sample Usage

  • Create an instance with a schema:
const Protosphere = require('protosphere');
const ps = new Protosphere({
  name: Protosphere.String(),
  details: Protosphere.Object({
    verified: Protosphere.Boolean()
  }),
  age: Protosphere.Integer(),
  bitcoins: Protosphere.Double(),
  memberships: Protosphere.Array(
    Protosphere.String()
  )
});
  • Prepare your values:
let values = {
  name: 'Xemasiv',
  details: {
    verified: true
  },
  age: Math.pow(2, 50),
  bitcoins: 0.9999999999999991,
  memberships: ['Amex', 'Mastercard']
};
  • Transform these values to get the buffer:
ps.transform(values)
  .then((buffer) => console.log('buffer:', buffer));
  • Send this buffer to anywhere in the world
  • Rehydrate it upon receipt:
ps.hydrate(response.data)
  .then((values) => console.log('values:', values));

Accepted Schema Values:

  • Protosphere.Boolean()
    • Accepts true, false, null, undefined
let ps = new Protosphere({
  isVerified: Protosphere.Boolean()
});
  • Protosphere.String()
    • Accepts any strings, null, undefined
let ps = new Protosphere({
  name: Protosphere.String()
});
  • Protosphere.Integer()
    • Accepts positive/negative integers, null, undefined
let ps = new Protosphere({
  age: Protosphere.Integer()
});
  • Protosphere.Double()
    • Accepts floating points / doubles, null, undefined
let ps = new Protosphere({
  amount: Protosphere.Double()
});
  • Protosphere.Object({mapped: schemas})
    • Accepts string keys and (schema) as values , null, undefined
let ps = new Protosphere({
  configs: Protosphere.Object({
    fullscreen: Protosphere.Boolean(),
    brightness: Protosphere.Integer()
  })
});
  • Protosphere.Array(schemas)
    • Accepts one schema (even object schema) as value, null, undefined
let ps = new Protosphere({
  students: Protosphere.Array(
    Protosphere.Object({
      name: Protosphere.String(),
      height: Protosphere.Double()
    })
  )
});

Testing

  • Provided example shows comparison between two requests:
  • Req # 1: axios + application/json
  • Req # 2: axios + JSON.stringify + application/octet-stream
  • Req # 3: axios + protosphere + application/octet-stream
npm run playground
  • A bare test.js is also provided.
npm test

class Protosphere

constructor (schema)

  • Takes
    • object - the schema to be used.

function .transform(object)

  • Takes
    • object - the object with values to be transformed
  • Returns
    • Promise.resolve(buffer) - result buffer
    • Promise.reject(error) - error from try catch

function .hydrate(buffer)

  • Takes
    • buffer - the buffer to be hydrated
  • Returns
    • Promise.resolve(object) - original object
    • Promise.reject(error) - error from try catch

License

Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

  • https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
  • https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode.txt

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