This library provides a compressed version of JSON to be stored in the smallest amount of bytes.
It has 1 stipulation and that is that keys can not contain a null byte but besides that it has the same requirements as JSON.
Heres an example of what a YABN object would look like:
0x0D
0x04Byte Key0x000x01
0x0CArray With Trues0x000x020x020x020x00
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JSON version of the above:
{
"Byte Key": 1,
"Array With Trues": [true, true, true]
}YABN Types:
| Type | Byte ID | Has Data |
|---|---|---|
| Null | 0x01 | False |
| Boolean (True) | 0x02 | False |
| Boolean (False) | 0x03 | False |
| Byte (8 bit) | 0x04 | True |
| Short (16 bit) | 0x05 | True |
| Int (32 bit) | 0x06 | True |
| Long (64 bit) | 0x07 | True |
| Double (64 bit) | 0x08 | True |
| Float (32 bit) | 0x09 | True |
| CString | 0x0A | True |
| Empty String | 0x0B | False |
| Array | 0x0C | True |
| Object | 0x0D | True |
| Empty Array | 0x0E | False |
| Empty Object | 0x0F | False |
| Null String | 0x10 | True |
| Typed Array | 0x11 | True |
| Dataless Typed Array | 0x12 | True |
I've put which ones have data or not and their byte id.
Examples:
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0x01Null Value 0x00 //has a key of 'Null Value ' with a value of null
0x02Boolean True 0x00 //has a key of 'Boolean True ' with a value of true
0x03Boolean False 0x00 //has a key of 'Boolean False ' with a value of false
0x04Byte of 4 0x000x04 //has a key of 'Byte of 4 ' with a value of 4
0x05Short of 256 0x00 0x000xff //has a key of 'Short of 256 ' with a value of 256
0x06Int of 256 0x00 0x000x000x000xff //has a key of 'Int of 256 0' with a value of 256
0x07Long of 256 0x00 0x000x000x000x000x000x000x000xff //has a key of 'Long of 256 ' with a value of null
0x08Double of some number 0x00 0x000x000x000x000x000x000x000xff //has a key of 'Double of some number ' with a value of something
0x09Float of some number 0x00 0x000x000x000xff //has a key of 'Float of some number ' with a value of something
0x0AString of something 0x00 This is a C style string0x00 //has a key of 'String of something ' with a value of ' This is a C style string'
0x0BEmpty String 0x00 //has a key of 'Empty String with a value of ''
0x0CArray of 1 byte 0x00 0x040x010x00 //has a key of 'Array of 1 byte ' with a value of [1]
0x0DObject of 1 byte 0x00 0x04Key0x000x010x00 //has a key of 'Object of 1 byte ' with a value of {Key: 1}
0x0EEmpty Array 0x00 //has a key of 'Empty Array with a value of []
0x0FEmpty Object 0x00 //has a key of 'Empty Object ' with a value of {}
0x10Nullable String 0x00 0x01String\u0000With\u0000Null\u0000Spacing0x00 //has a key of 'Nullable String ' with a value of 'String\u0000With\u0000Null\u0000Spacing'
0x11Typed Array 0x00 0x040x010x010x010x010x00 //has a key of 'Typed Array ' with a value of [1, 1, 1, 1]
0x12Dataless Typed Array 0x00 0x0B0x8 //has a key of 'Dataless Typed Array ' with a value of ["", "", "", "", "", "", "", ""]
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