LEB128 encoding and decoding for signed and unsinged intergers. Supports arbitary length intergers larger then Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER
npm install leb128
const leb = require('leb128')
let encoded = leb.unsigned.encode('9019283812387')
console.log(encoded)
// <Buffer a3 e0 d4 b9 bf 86 02>
let decoded = leb.unsigned.decode(encoded)
console.log(decoded)
// 9019283812387
encoded = leb.signed.encode('-9019283812387')
console.log(encoded)
// <Buffer dd 9f ab c6 c0 f9 7d>
decoded = leb.signed.decode(encoded)
console.log(decoded)
// '-9019283812387'
Use require('leb128/signed') for signed encoding and decoding and
require('leb128/unsigned') for unsigned methods
LEB128 encodeds an intergerl.
Parameters
Returns Buffer
decodes a LEB128 encoded interger
Parameters
buffer BufferReturns String
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LEB128 encoding and decoding for signed and unsinged intergers
The npm package leb128 receives a total of 15,815 weekly downloads. As such, leb128 popularity was classified as popular.
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