tnetstrings implementation in JavaScript. See link for more information on tnetstrings.
Just include tnetstrings.js on your web page with:
<script src="tnetstrings.js"></script>
and you'll have global object tnetstrings in your JavaScript context. Usage
is as simple as calling tnetstrings.parse(data) and
tnetstrings.dump(obj). Note though that using parse() will return an
object with two fields - value and extra, former containing parsed
object (or string, or whatever) and latter containing remaining of string which
was not parsed. If passed string contained only tnetstring, extra will
contain empty string and can be ignored.
It's supported. Though NPM is not yet. But you can download tnetstrings.js
and just require it:
var tnetstrings = require('tnetstrings.js');
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