npm install barseBinary parser with a fluent API.
``js
var parse = require('barse');
var parser = parse()
.next('foo', 3, function (chunk, offset) {
return chunk.toString('utf8', offset, offset + 3);
})
.next('bar', 3, function (chunk, offset) {
return chunk.toString('utf8', offset, offset + 3);
});
parser.on('data', console.log);
// => { foo : foo, bar : bar }
parser.write(new Buffer('fo'));
parser.write(new Buffer('ob'));
parser.write(new Buffer('ar'));
`
Create a new streaming parser.
Consume a chunk of binary data with the given length.
fn is called with the current chunk and offset and is expected to synchronously return the parsed Object/String/whatever, which then will be emitted under name in the results object.
With npm do
`bash``
$ npm install barse
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