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    Msgpax

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    Msgpax is a high-performance and comprehensive library for serializing and deserializing Elixir terms using the MessagePack format.

    Documentation is available online.

    Features

    • Packing and unpacking Elixir terms via Msgpax.pack/1 and Msgpax.unpack/1 (and their bang! variants).
    • Unpacking of partial slices of MessagePack-encoded terms via Msgpax.unpack_slice/1.
    • Support for "Binary" and "Extension" MessagePack types via Msgpax.Bin and Msgpax.Ext, respectively.
    • Protocol-based packing through the Msgpax.Packer protocol, that can be derived for user-defined structs.
    • A Plug parser (Msgpax.PlugParser) to parse requests with MessagePack-encoded bodies.
    • Support for MessagePack data fragment manipulation.

    A detailed table that shows the relationship between Elixir types and MessagePack types can be found in the documentation for the Msgpax module.

    Installation

    Add :msgpax as a dependency in your mix.exs file:

    def deps do
      [{:msgpax, "~> 2.0"}]
    end

    Then, run mix deps.get in your shell to fetch the new dependency.

    License

    Msgpax is released under the ISC license.

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