Introducing BinaryJS: For Realtime Binary Streaming via WebSockets
BinaryJS
is a JavaScript library for bidrectional realtime binary data streaming
with WebSockets. BinaryJS is a lightweight framework that utilizes
WebSockets to send, stream, and pipe binary data bidirectionally between
browser JavaScript and Node.js.
Requirements: None
Demo: https:/ / github. com/ binaryjs/ binaryjs/ tree/ master/ examples
License: MIT License
Published at DZone with permission of Hirvesh Munogee, author and DZone MVB. (source)- BinaryPack serialization format is fast, binary, and JSON-type compatible. Data stays binary end to end
- Automatically chunks large binary data buffers for streaming performance
- Send multiple streams of data concurrently over multiplexed websocket connection
- API implements Node.js read/write Streams. You can pipe any stream into BinaryJS streams (and vice-versa)
- "pause," "resume," and "end" as in the Streams API
Requirements: None
Demo: https:/ / github. com/ binaryjs/ binaryjs/ tree/ master/ examples
License: MIT License
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