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Package buffertools
Short Description Toolbox for working with binary and hex data. Similar to NodeJS Buffer.
License MIT
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Buffertools
This library provides a Buffer and Parser class to make dealing with binary data in PHP easier.
Templates extend this by offering a read/write interface for larger serialized structures.
Requirements:
- PHP 7.0+
- Composer
- ext-gmp
Installation
You can install this library via Composer: composer require bitwasp/buffertools
Examples
Buffer's are immutable classes to store binary data. Buffer::hex can be used to initialize from hex Buffer::int can be used to initialize from a positive decimal integer (int|string)
Buffer's main methods are:
- getBinary()
- getHex()
-
getInt()
Parser will read Buffers. Parser's main methods are:
- readBytes()
- writeBytes()
- readArray()
-
writeArray()
In most cases, the interface offered by Parser should not be used directly. Instead, Templates expose read/write access to larger serialized structures.
- Example 1: Using buffer to wrap binary data
- Example 2: Using parser to extract binary data
- Example 3: Using templates to read multiple elements from a parser
- Example 4: Using templates to read/write structured messages
