@litert/binary
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The binary data operate library for LiteRT.
This library currently provides following components:
BufferReader: A helper of Buffer that controls the reading position automatically.
BufferWriter: A helper of Buffer that controls the writing position automatically.
AlignedBufferReader: An implement of BufferReader with C-struct-like alignment supports.
AlignedBufferWriter: An implement of BufferWriter with C-struct-like alignment supports.
SyncFileReader: A helper of File that controls the reading position automatically, using synchronous IO.
SyncFileBufferReader: A helper of File that controls the reading position automatically, using buffer to reduce the synchronous IO.
AsyncFileReader: A helper of File that controls the reading position automatically, using asynchronous IO.
AsyncFileBufferReader: A helper of File that controls the reading position automatically, using buffer to reduce the asynchronous IO.
SyncFileWriter: A helper of File that controls the writing position automatically, using synchronous IO.
SyncFileBufferWriter: A helper of File that controls the writing position automatically, using buffer to reduce the synchronous IO.
AsyncFileWriter: A helper of File that controls the writing position automatically, using asynchronous IO.
AsyncFileBufferWriter: A helper of File that controls the writing position automatically, using buffer to reduce the asynchronous IO.
npm install @litert/binary --save
This library is published under Apache-2.0 license.
v0.3.0
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The binary data operate library for LiteRT.
The npm package @litert/binary receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @litert/binary popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @litert/binary demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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