Add Support for ArrayBuffer and the various TypedArrays#69
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As an alternative, check out typeson. It supports different types of binary arrays (including ES6 classes) and optional type registry. I still use devalue in Svelte realm but for server-to-server communication typeson is the king. |
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only took a year to merge, sorry! and thank you, this is awesome |
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This is something that tripped me up a couple times, and given that #26 is three years old, I'm likely not the only one.
This PR adds support for
ArrayBufferand the various Typed Arrays (Uint8Arrayetc). It serialises them by encoding the underlying ArrayBuffer in base64.I chose not to do the pointer-value style encoding that arrays use for the following reasons:
Since
atobandbtoaare not included in the project's ts libs I used JS implementations of both. I didn't want to introduce additional libs without consulting first.