@ckcr4lyf/bencode-esm
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The code is basically a copy of node-bencode , but written in ESM first manner (import / export) , as well as with its own types for typescript.
I also plan to clean up some functions to remove stuff which doesn't need to be exposed. Initially I will remove all tests so I can alreayd start to make use of it in my other projects, will probably add them back before releasing v1 of this repo.
Thanks to the original authors Mark Schmale & Jonas Hermsmeier, as well as the other contributors to the node-bencode project.
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