Implementation of BigBit standard for numeric data type and character encoding
An improved data type to save large numbers in less space without precision loss. check more detail here. Or try the demo
var HBSequence = require('bigbit').HeaderByte;
let hb = new HBSequence('167770021700.00');
expect( hb.toString() ).toEqual('167770021700');
expect( hb.toByteArray() ).toEqual([69, 2, 121, 172, 255, 99]);
expect( HBSequence.decode( hb.toByteArray() ).toString() ).toEqual('167770021700'); //decode( byteArray, index[, maxNumberOfBytes ]);
expect( hb.exponent ).toEqual( 2 );
expect( hb.exponentInBytes ).toEqual( 2 );
expect( hb.headByte ).toEqual(69);
var EHBSequence = require('bigbit').ExtendedHeaderByte;
let ehb = new EHBSequence('167770021700.00');
expect( ehb.toString() ).toEqual('167770021700');
expect( ehb.toByteArray() ).toEqual([69, 2, 121, 172, 255, 99]);
expect( EHBSequence.decode( hb.toByteArray() ).toString() ).toEqual('167770021700.00'); //decode( byteArray, index[, maxNumberOfBytes ]);
expect( ehb.exponent ).toEqual( 2 );
expect( ehb.exponentInBytes ).toEqual( [2] );
expect( ehb.headByte ).toEqual(69);
var LBSequence = require('bigbit').LinkedBytes;
expect( LBSequence.encode('123000') ).toEqual( [ 248, 192, 7]);
expect( LBSequence.decode([ 248, 192, 7]) ).toEqual({ val: '123000', len: 3}); //decode( byteArray, index[, maxNumberOfBytes ]);
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Implementation of BigBit standard for numeric data type and character encoding
The npm package bigbit receives a total of 10 weekly downloads. As such, bigbit popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that bigbit 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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