it-pb-rpc
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A convinience-wrapper arround protocol-buffers and lp-messages functions
wrap(duplex, opts): Wraps a duplex, returns below object (opts=Object with encode/decode opts from it-length-prefixed api)
.read(bytes): async, reads the given amount of bytes.readLP(): async, reads one length-prefixed message.readPB(proto): async, reads one protocol-buffers length-prefixed message (proto=Object with .encode, .decode functions).write(data): writes the given data (data=Buffer or BufferList).writeLP(data): writes the given data with a length-prefixe (data=Buffer or BufferList).writePB(data, proto): encodes the data, then writes it withg a length-prefix (data=Buffer or BufferList, proto=Object with .encode, .decode functions).pb(proto): returns a convinience wrapper for writing messages
.read(): reads one length-prefixed message encoded with proto.write(data): writes one length-prefixed message encoded with protoFAQs
A convenience-wrapper around protocol-buffers and lp-messages functions
The npm package it-pb-rpc receives a total of 1,211 weekly downloads. As such, it-pb-rpc popularity was classified as popular.
We found that it-pb-rpc 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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