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cbor-diag #168
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Yes. From the API: await cbor.diagnose(cbor.encode(Buffer.from('foo')))
// "h'666f6f'\n" From the CLI: > cbor2diag -x 43666f6f
h'666f6f' |
Hi
Also can you guide to some examples |
Anyway how to use this line of code
suppose I want to send some binary data instead of |
There are lots of examples in the tests, e.g. https://github.com/hildjj/node-cbor/blob/main/packages/cbor/test/diagnose.ava.js Here is a more full-featured example for your data above: const cbor = require('cbor');
const input = {
val1: "p",
val2: Buffer.from("1234abcd", "hex") // Put any binary data in a Buffer or Uint8Array
}
const encoded = cbor.encode(input); // `encoded` is now a Buffer containing the binary CBOR-encoded version of `input`
console.log(encoded.toString('hex')); // a26476616c3161706476616c32441234abcd
cbor.diagnose(encoded).then(result => {
// `diagnose` returns a Promise. If you're in an async function, you can
// use `await` instead of the `then` syntax.
// `result` is now a string that
// contains the diag formatted version of `input`
console.log(result); // {"val1": "p", "val2": h'1234abcd'}
}); Documentation for the |
Thanks a lot for saving the day!! |
Hi does it supports cbor-diag?
context : cbor/cbor.github.io#89
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