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This module provides a NodeJS reader for the BLTE file-format found in games by Blizzard Entertainment. The BLTEReader class is an extension of the Bufo buffer utility class.
npm install node-blte
// Import module, naturally...
const BLTEReader = require('node-blte');
// Register encryption keys (for encrypted blocks).
BLTEReader.registerDecryptionKeys({
'213D67C1543A63A9': '1F8D467F5D6D411F8A548B6329A5087E',
'2BB68ACDC6254F79': '76583BDACD5257A3F73D1598A2CA2D99'
});
let key = 'a19e2d57adf9830d989e3dad7dd56cec';
let buffer = obtainBufferSomehow();
// Create a new BLTEReader from an existing buffer (or Bufo instance).
let reader = new BLTEReader(buffer, key);
// `reader` can now be used just like a normal Bufo instance, and will automatically
// decompress and decrypt blocks (using given keys) as needed.
// If you need all blocks to be pre-processed (buffer transfer, etc), call `readAllBlocks()` first.
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BLTE file reader for Blizzard Entertainment games.
We found that node-blte 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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