🟢 ORBIT ENCODER ⚙️🗜️

ORBIT-ENCODER is an utility library for Data Compression and Encoding. It can take whatever object you give him as argument and returns a compressed encoded string. It provides a decoding method too. It uses a modified version of LZString for UTF16 Compression.

INSTALLATION

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📚 Table Of Contents 📑

• 🟢 ORBIT ENCODER ⚙️🗜️
  • 📚 Table Of Contents 📑
  • 💨 What is this Library for? 🤔
  • ✨ Key Features 🎯
  • 📥 HOW TO RUN IT ? 🔰
  • 🤔 HOW IT WORKS ? 🤔
    • ➤ Encode & Decode Given Data 🟢
  • Configuration Options
  • Contributing ❤
  • Issue Reporting
  • GREETINGS
  • Author
  • License

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💨 What is this Library for? 🤔

ORBIT-ENCODER is a small library that is useful for Encoding Objects [String, Arrays, JSON, Anything...] to a Compressed UTF16 String. You can also Decode that string back using The exposed Decode method.

Note: This library can only be used with JS or TS but you already know that 🤦🏿‍♂️.

✨ Key Features 🎯

• Use it without Instanciation because all the methods are Static.
• Fast and High Performance Compression of big Complex Data.
• ✅ TOO EASY TO USE !! 🥳🥳

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📥 HOW TO RUN IT ? 🔰

# installation with npm
npm install array-querier

# or you may prefer
npm i --save array-querier

# installation with yarn
yarn add array-querier

This SCRIPT relies on NOTHING SO YOU DON'T NEED ADDITIONNAL PACKAGES.

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🤔 HOW IT WORKS ? 🤔

You only need to Import the OrbitEncoder Class from the Package and start using it !

➤ Encode & Decode Given Data 🟢

If you have a User object as follows ->

const User = {
    "name": "Orbit",
    "age": 21,
    "planet": {
        "id": 4,
        "codename" : "Shadow-Coders",
        "galaxyName" : "Turner"
    }   
}

👇🏾 Let's Encode and Decode an Objects :

• ECMAScript Modules and Typescript

    import {OrbitEncoder} from 'orbit-encoder/lib/OrbitEncoder';

    // Then Encode whatever you want
    const encodedData = OrbitEncoder.encode(User);

    console.log(encodedData);
    /**
     * 👇🏾 Output: 👇🏾
     * 
     * ᓢ㰴䅼ী甤〦恩Ìߐዠᔣᣡ䂦TɈ〦⁐䰠ᘡ㐢〪僠㲪␠祶fĂ࢕⓸Ǹ͚ࣣគⵉM䀼䀻什䁕㒘攈ᢸ᣷吰ৣ乩厖亰æၩ䩴¸椮ࠢ昤怪挑䃒塐恬睂⑘䤣&㉀PƘ䀠
     * 
     * /

    ...
    const decodedData = OrbitEncoder.decode(encodedData);

    console.log(decodedData);
    /**
     * 👇🏾 Output: 👇🏾
     * 
     * {
        name: 'Orbit',
        age: 21,
        planet: { id: 4, codename: 'Shadow-Coders', galaxyName: 'Turner' }
      }
     * 
     * /

🛑 ANGULAR & FRONTEND USERS ☢️

Note: If you are using this in your frontend application you'll need to add the folowing line in your index.html 👇🏾:.

    <script> if (global === undefined) { var global = window; } </script>

FIX COMING: We are working on Future updates that will try to fix this error [Uncaught ReferenceError: global is not defined].

• CommonJs and Vailla JS

  const orbit = require("orbit-encoder").OrbitEncoder;

  const data = orbit.encode('Bodio Bodio Yei !!');

  console.log(data); // 🚀 Output :ᅢ汇njࢀ甠瀼橪梸恕<Ұᡠ⢠ୀ

  console.log(orbit.decode(data));

⚠ Note: ⚠ * You can do that : const orbit = require("orbit-encoder"); And use orbit.OrbitEncoder.encode() everywhere but for a more clean approach I did the code above.

➤ Encode & Decode Data Passed on URI 🟢

Sometimes you may want to pass some heavy and complex data or datastructure in a URL, so you can use the encodeWithURIsafe method. It produces ASCII strings representing the original string encoded in Base64 with a few tweaks to make these URI safe. Hence, you can send them to the server without thinking about URL encoding them. This saves bandwidth and CPU.

• ECMAScript Modules and Typescript

    import {OrbitEncoder} from 'orbit-encoder/lib/OrbitEncoder';

    const data = [['2021-03-02','2021-06-02'],['2022-05-05','2021-07-01']];

    // Then Encode whatever you want
    const encodedData = OrbitEncoder.encodeWithURIsafe(data);

    console.log(dataForURI);

    /**
     * 👇🏾 Output: 👇🏾
     * 
     * OoRgzglgsgVgggTygZQAwHcoI1CBJMPGPTGAUQBcoARATSurwgA1kAPAIyJNjwYFUBEADIBhPEkZthAFTgBmWXDZ4ANiAAmQA
     * 
     * /

    ...
    const decodedData = OrbitEncoder.decodeURIsafe(encodedData);

    console.log(decodedData);
    /**
     * 👇🏾 Output: 👇🏾
     * 
     * [ [ '2021-03-02', '2021-06-02' ], [ '2022-05-05', '2021-07-01' ] ]
     * 
     * /

• CommonJs and Vanilla JS

  const orbit = require("orbit-encoder").OrbitEncoder;


  const dataForURI = orbit.encodeWithURIsafe([['2021-03-02','2021-06-02'],['2022-05-05','2021-07-01']]);

  console.log(dataForURI) // 🚀 Output : OoRgzglgsgVgggTygZQAwHcoI1CBJMPGPTGAUQBcoARATSurwgA1kAPAIyJNjwYFUBEADIBhPEkZthAFTgBmWXDZ4ANiAAmQA
  
  console.log(orbit.decodeURIsafe(dataForURI))

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Configuration Options

Coming Soon !

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Contributing ❤

👋🏾 Pull requests are welcome!

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Issue Reporting

If you have found a bug or if you have a feature request, please report them at this repository issues section. Please do not report security vulnerabilities on the public GitHub issue tracker. The Responsible Disclosure Program details the procedure for disclosing security issues.

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GREETINGS

❤❤ ❤❤

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Author

Orbit Turner

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.

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❤ MADE WITH LOVE ❤