(Deprecated: use apg-js instead.) API for converting integer arrays to encoded byte streams (Buffers) and vice versa.
npm install apg-conv-api_Deprecated: Use apg-js instead. See apg-js-examples for usage._
apg-conv-api is the API for apg-conv.
It provides the functions for disassembling the data types as well as the encoding and decoding functions.
These can be found in the ./src/converter.js file.
It also provides access to the low-level transformation functions which actually do the encoding and decoding.
These can be found in the ./src/transformers.js file.
In your project directory:
``
npm install apg-conv --save
In your application code, for example:
`
var apgConv = require("apg-conv-api");
var buf = apgConv.converter.decode("UTF8", chars);
apg-conv-api has been bundled (with webpack) for use in web page applications.
Use one of the script links:
`
or
`
This will give you access to apg-conv-api in your web page JavaScript through the functions and objects:
`
apgConv.convert()
apgConv.encode()
apgConv.decode()
apgConv.transfomers
apgConv.Buffer
Besides the high-level conversion, encoding and decoding functions, apgConv.transformers gives access to all of the low-level functions.
apgConv.Buffer is the node.js Buffer object for convenience.
For examples of both node.js and HTML usage, see these examples.
The documentation is in the code in docco format.
To generate the documentation, from the apg-conv-api package directory:
`
npm install -g docco
./docco-gen
View docs/index.html` in any web browser to get started.
Copyright:
_Copyright © 2017 Lowell D. Thomas, all rights reserved_
License:
Released with the BSD-3-Clause license.