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@mu-online-js/mu-packet-manager
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It allows you to define packet structures in a single place and easily convert between buffer and object representations of these structures.
mu-online-js packet manager is a library that provides a simple way to define and manage packet structures used in the popular MMORPG game Mu Online. It allows you to define packet structures in a single place and easily convert between buffer and object representations of these structures. The library is designed to be used in any Mu Online server application that runs on node.js.
npm install @mu-online-js/mu-packet-manager
or
yarn add @mu-online-js/mu-packet-manager
First, you need to require the library in your code:
const packetManager = require('@mu-online-js/mu-packet-manager');
You can define your packet structure using an object and convert it to a buffer like this:
const messageStruct = {
header: {
type: 0xC2,
size: 'auto',
headCode: 0xF4,
subCode: 0x06,
},
serverCount: 1,
serverLoadInfo: [{
serverId: 0,
loadPercentage: 20
}]
}
const message = new packetManager()
.useStruct(structs.CSServerListResponse)
.toBuffer(messageStruct);
You can also convert a buffer to an object like this:
const data = Buffer;/* a buffer received from the client/server */
const messageObj = new packetManager()
.fromBuffer(data)
.useStruct(structs.CSServerListResponse)
.toObject();
Contributions are welcome! If you find a bug or have a feature request, please open an issue. If you want to contribute code, please open a pull request.
mu-online-js packet manager is licensed under the MIT License.
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It allows you to define packet structures in a single place and easily convert between buffer and object representations of these structures.
We found that @mu-online-js/mu-packet-manager demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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