@liskhq/lisk-codec
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Implementation of decoder and encoder using Lisk JSON schema according to the Lisk protocol
@liskhq/lisk-codec implements decoder and encoder using Lisk JSON schema according to the Lisk protocol.
$ npm install --save @liskhq/lisk-codec
The following are some benchmarks for version 0.1 of this library used for encoding and decoding different objects both generic and objects similar to the ones in the Lisk networks.
Node version used: v12.17.0. Computer Spec: SSD, 6 Core, 16 GB RAM. No special configuration for Node.
| Object Type | Encode (ops/sec) | Decode (ops/sec) |
|---|---|---|
| Account | 75,081 | 86,908 |
| Transfer Transaction | 225,229 | 276,184 |
| Multi-signature registration (64 Members) | 23,539 | 44,231 |
| Block (15 KB transactions) | 42,349 | 91,180 |
This and additional benchmarks can be found in the benchmarks folder
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Implementation of decoder and encoder using Lisk JSON schema according to the Lisk protocol
The npm package @liskhq/lisk-codec receives a total of 10,292 weekly downloads. As such, @liskhq/lisk-codec popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @liskhq/lisk-codec demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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