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§T-Bytes
T-Bytes is a tiny library for reading and writing typed data into bytes buffers. It is designed
mainly for no-std, no-alloc targets or crates which consider to support for no-std.
§Usage
It would be easier to start from an example. Here we create a buffer and populate it with heterogeneous values.
use tbytes::errors::TBytesError;
use tbytes::{TBytesWriterFor, TBytesReader, TBytesReaderFor, TBytesWriter};
fn main() -> Result<(), TBytesError> {
    type Content = (i16, f32, [u8; 2], [i16; 2]);
    let mut buffer = [0u8; 12];
    let mut writer = TBytesWriter::from(buffer.as_mut_slice());
    let into_values: Content = (-1048, 0.32, [10, 31], [-1, 240]);
    writer.write(into_values.0)?;
    writer.write(into_values.1)?;
    writer.write_slice(into_values.2.as_slice())?;
    writer.write_array(into_values.3)?;
    assert!(matches!(writer.write(0u8), Err(TBytesError::OutOfBounds)));
    let reader = TBytesReader::from(buffer.as_slice());
    let mut from_values: Content = Content::default();
    from_values.0 = reader.read()?;
    from_values.1 = reader.read()?;
    from_values.2 = reader.read_array()?;
    from_values.3 = reader.read_array()?;
    assert!(matches!(
        reader.read() as Result<u8, TBytesError>,
        Err(TBytesError::OutOfBounds)
    ));
    assert_eq!(into_values, from_values);
    Ok(())
}§Limitations
- At the moment only little endianis supported.
- We currently supports only numeric types and arrays of such types. But you can always
implement your own TBytesReaderFor/TBytesWriterFor. Or even better, submit a pull request!
Re-exports§
- pub use bytes_reader::TBytesReader;
- pub use bytes_reader::TBytesReaderBackend;
- pub use bytes_reader::TBytesReaderFor;
- pub use bytes_writer::TBytesWriter;
- pub use bytes_writer::TBytesWriterBackend;
- pub use bytes_writer::TBytesWriterFor;
Modules§
- bytes_reader 
- Bytes reader.
- bytes_writer 
- Bytes writer.
- errors
- Errors.