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- bitray
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Bitray
A Small Utility For Handling Binary Data
About
- Integrates With Buffer
- Small And Fast
- Works In Browser And Node
- Zero Dependencies
Installation
~ npm install bitray --saveUsage
Basic Usage
const Bitray = require('bitray')
const bit = new Bitray('Hello World 🌎')
console.log(bit.toFormat('hex'))Buffer Integration
Convert Bitray to Buffer
const Bitray = require('bitray')
const bit = new Bitray('Hello World 🌎')
const buffer = Buffer.from(bit)
//===> <Buffer 68 65 6c 6c ... >Convert Buffer to Bitray
const Bitray = require('bitray')
const buff = Buffer.from('Hello World 🌎')
const bit = Bitray.from(buff)
//===> <Buffer 68 65 6c 6c ... >Encodings
Binray Supports The Following Encodings:
- Utf-8
- Base64
- Hex
- Binary/Latin1
- Ucs2
- Utf16
API
new Bitray(data: String | ArrayLike, format) -->> Uint8Array
Creates A New Bitray Instance. Built On Top Of Uint8Array.
.toFormat(encoding: string) -->> String
Convert Bitray Into A String Encoding.
Performance
Encode Performance
Decode Performance
