v2.0.0

Added

• Introduced the bps.build() function that enables you to build an instruction set from a source and a desired target.
• Introduced the bps.serialize() function that enables you to serialize an instruction set into a binary BPS buffer.
• Introduced the create command in the CLI tool that enables you to create a BPS patch file from a source file and a desired target file.

Changed

• The result of bps.parse() has been changed, it now has a different shape. Instead of this object structure:

  {
    sourceSize : 0,
    sourceChecksum : 0,
    targetSize : 0,
    targetChecksum : 0,
    actions : [],
    patchChecksum : 0
  }
  

  You will instead recieve an object with this structure:

  {
    instructions : {
      sourceSize : 0,
      sourceChecksum : 0,
      targetSize : 0,
      targetChecksum : 0,
      actions : []
    },
    checksum : 0
  }
  

• The bps.patch() function no longer takes the entire patch previously returned by bps.parse() but instead just the instruction set.