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bigint-serialiser
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a transcoder for serialising JavaScript BigInt values to a Uint8Array or any other array-like object
This module provides a transcoder for serialising JavaScript BigInt values to a
Uint8Array
or any other array-like object.
Bytes are stored in little-endian order, with the first bit of each byte indicating whether the bytes that follow it are a continuation of the encoding. Negative numbers are stored as one less than their magnitude, with the sign bit set. The sign bit is at the end of the first byte.
npm install bigint-serialiser
encode(value: bigint): Uint8Array
encode
takes a bigint and returns a Uint8Array containing the encoded bytes.
let { encode } = require('bigint-serialiser');
let bytes = encode(300n);
encodeInto(value: bigint, byteArray: Uint8Array, offset: ?number = 0): number
encodeInto
takes a bigint, an array-like, and an optional offset. If the
offset is not given, 0
is used for the offset. encodeInto
writes the bytes
of the encoding of value
into byteArray
, starting at offset
. encodeInto
returns the offset following the last byte written. If encodeInto
would write
past the end of byteArray
, encodeInto
will throw after partially writing
the encoding of value
to byteArray
.
let { encodeInto } = require('bigint-serialiser');
let bytes = new Uint8Array(5); // [ 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 ]
let followingOffset = encodeInto(300n, bytes, 2); // 4
bytes; // [ 0, 0, 216, 3, 0 ]
decode(byteArray: Uint8Array, offset: ?number): bigint
decode
reads a bigint value from an array-like byteArray
, starting from an
optional offset
. If offset
is not given, 0
is used for the offset.
let { decode } = require('bigint-serialiser');
let bytes = Uint8Array.of(216, 3, 0);
decode(bytes); // 300n
decode(bytes, 1); // -2n
decode(bytes, 2); // 0n
decodeWithOffset(byteArray: Uint8Array, startingOffset: ?number): { value: bigint, followingOffset: number }
decodeWithOffset
reads a bigint value from an array-like byteArray
,
starting from an optional startingOffset
. If startingOffset
is not given,
0
is used for the offset. decodeWithOffset
returns an object with the
bigint in its value
field and the offset following the last byte read in its
followingOffset
field.
let { decodeWithOffset } = require('bigint-serialiser');
let bytes = Uint8Array.of(216, 3, 0);
decodeWithOffset(bytes); // { value: 300n, followingOffset: 2 }
npm install
.npm test
.npm test
.Copyright 2019 Michael Ficarra
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a transcoder for serialising JavaScript BigInt values to a Uint8Array or any other array-like object
The npm package bigint-serialiser receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, bigint-serialiser popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that bigint-serialiser 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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