The ByteBuffer Ruby gem provides a powerful and flexible interface for buffered IO data, wrapping the bytebuffer crate using FFI.
ByteBuffer offers an interface to the compiled rust library for manipulating buffered IO, e.g. reading and writing bits, bytes, integers of various sizes, and floats.
The following packages are required to build and use the gem:
ruby >= 3.0rustccargoEnsure the following toolchains are installed via rustup:
x86_64-unknown-linux-gnuA basic example of the ByteBuffer in action can be found below:
require 'bytebuffer'
bb = ByteBuffer.new
bb.write_i32(-128)
puts bb.read_i32 # Output: -128
bb.free
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