Iostream

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Simple Binary Stream Reader/Writer

This package contains a set of simple utility reader and writer that can be used to efficiently read/write binary information over the wire.

import "github.com/kelindar/iostream"

Usage

In order to use it, you can simply instantiate either a Reader or a Writer which require an io.Reader or io.Writer respectively. Here's a simple example

// Fake stream
stream := bytes.NewBuffer(nil)

// Write some data into the stream...
w := iostream.NewWriter(stream)
w.WriteString("Roman")
w.WriteUint32(36)

// Read the data back...
r := iostream.NewReader(stream)
name, err := r.ReadString()
age, err  := r.ReadUint32()

Contributing

We are open to contributions, feel free to submit a pull request and we'll review it as quickly as we can. This library is maintained by Roman Atachiants

License

Tile is licensed under the MIT License.