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# binary-parse-stream
Painless streaming binary protocol parsers using generators.
## Installation
npm install binary-parse-stream
## Synchronous
This module uses the exact same generator interface as [binary-parser](https://github.com/nathan7/binary-parser), which presents a synchronous interface to a generator parser.
## Usage
```javascript
var BinaryParseStream = require('binary-parse-stream')
, One = BinaryParseStream.One // -1
```
BinaryParseStream is a TransformStream that consumes buffers and outputs objects on the other end.
It expects your subclass to implement a `_parse` method that is a generator.
When your generator yields a number, it'll be fed a buffer of that length from the input.
If it yields -1, it'll be given the value of the first byte instead of a single-byte buffer.
When your generator returns, the return value will be pushed to the output side.
## Example
The following module parses a protocol that consists of a 32-bit unsigned big-endian type parameter, an unsigned 8-bit length parameter, and a buffer of the specified length.
It outputs `{type, buf}` objects.
```js
var BinaryParseStream = require('binary-parse-stream')
, inherits = require('util').inherits
module.exports = SillyProtocolParseStream
inherits(SillyProtocolParseStream, BinaryParseStream)
function SillyProtocolParseStream(options) {
BinaryParseStream.call(this, options)
}
SillyProtocolParseStream.prototype._parse = function*() {
var type = (yield 4).readUInt32BE(0, true)
, length = yield -1
, buf = yield length
return { type: type, buf: buf }
}
```
There is also a shorter syntax for when you don't want to explicitly subclass: `BinaryParseStream.extend(function*())`.

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// Tweaked version of nathan7's binary-parse-stream
// (see https://github.com/nathan7/binary-parse-stream)
// Uses NoFilter instead of the readable in the original. Removes
// the ability to read -1, which was odd and un-needed.
// License for binary-parse-stream: MIT
// binary-parse-stream is now unmaintained, so I'm going to rewrite it as
// more modern JS so I can get tsc to help check types.
'use strict'
const Stream = require('stream')
const NoFilter = require('nofilter')
const TransformStream = Stream.Transform
/**
* BinaryParseStream is a TransformStream that consumes buffers and outputs
* objects on the other end. It expects your subclass to implement a `_parse`
* method that is a generator. When your generator yields a number, it'll be
* fed a buffer of that length from the input. When your generator returns,
* the return value will be pushed to the output side.
*
* @class BinaryParseStream
* @extends {TransformStream}
*/
class BinaryParseStream extends TransformStream {
constructor(options) {
super(options)
// doesn't work to pass these in as opts, for some reason
this['_writableState'].objectMode = false
this['_readableState'].objectMode = true
this.bs = new NoFilter()
this.__restart()
}
_transform(fresh, encoding, cb) {
this.bs.write(fresh)
while (this.bs.length >= this.__needed) {
let ret
const chunk = (this.__needed === null) ?
undefined : this.bs.read(this.__needed)
try {
ret = this.__parser.next(chunk)
} catch (e) {
return cb(e)
}
if (this.__needed) {
this.__fresh = false
}
if (!ret.done) {
this.__needed = ret.value || 0
} else {
this.push(ret.value)
this.__restart()
}
}
return cb()
}
/**
* @abstract
*/
/* istanbul ignore next */
*_parse() {
throw new Error('Must be implemented in subclass')
}
__restart() {
this.__needed = null
this.__parser = this._parse()
this.__fresh = true
}
_flush(cb) {
cb(this.__fresh ? null : new Error('unexpected end of input'))
}
}
module.exports = BinaryParseStream