I would like to use this library in a node.js application that communicates with a msgpack API. Unfortunately, I need to be able to send messages that use specific data types for specific fields (e.g. Array<fixint>, bin8, ...) rather than have the library automatically choose/guess as described in
https://github.com/msgpack/msgpack-node#type-mapping.
How hard would it be to incorporate this? For example, I'd like to be able to do this:
// Binary data
const buff = getBufferFromSomewhere();
msgpack.pack(buff, { family: 'bin' }); // ==> chooses `bin8`, `bin16` or `bin32` depending on buffer size
// Force particular numeric type
msgpack.pack(123, { type: 'fixint' });
// Specify custom type mapping when packing arrays
const a = [{ data: Math.PI, type: 'float64' }, { data: 3.14, type: 'float32' }];
msgpack.pack(a, {
interpret(item) {
return {
data: item.data,
type: item.type,
// alternatively:
family: item.family,
};
}
});
I would like to use this library in a node.js application that communicates with a msgpack API. Unfortunately, I need to be able to send messages that use specific data types for specific fields (e.g.
Array<fixint>
,bin8
, ...) rather than have the library automatically choose/guess as described in https://github.com/msgpack/msgpack-node#type-mapping.How hard would it be to incorporate this? For example, I'd like to be able to do this: