Takes a string, encodes it into binary, passes that to pako to get a compressed array, then converts that to a string that's smaller than the original string. Also does the reverse.
npm install string-compressionTakes a string, encodes it into binary, passes that to pako to get a compressed array, then converts that to a string that's usually smaller than the original string. Also does the reverse.
tl;dr: Makes a string into a smaller string and vice versa.
npm i string-compression
import { compress, decompress } from 'string-compression';
const compressed = compress(longString);
console.log(decompress(compressed));
See test for another example.
Run tests with make test.
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