- remove closure compiler
- fix option in compiler
- Add js compiler protodef implementation, that is 10x faster (thanks @Karang for this huge improvement !)
- include .json files with the suffix
- use standard style
- update deps
- stringify packet data before displaying it for an error of wrong length for fullpacketserializer
- fix release
- fix fullpacketparser error emission in case of partial packet
- improve fullpacketparser error
- fix fullpacketparser error
- improve fullpacketparser error
- fix FullPacketParser hiding errors
- add full packet parser
- fix optional validation
- validation is now optional (opt-out)
- implement aliases
- fix countType : now behave as an ordinary type, remove undocumented countTypeArgs
- validate types against type schemas using the protodef validator
- fix sendCount : write return the offset, not the size, add a test for this
- stop swallowing errors in parser and serializer
- add li8, lu8 and u64, lu64 for consistency
- all datatypes are tested
- fix cstring
- fix PartialReadError in i64
- remove special count
- use protodef spec
- add little endian numerical types
- allow hex values in mappings
- update some more dependencies
- update to babel6, remove some dependencies
- fix slice the buffer in parsePacketBuffer
- slice the buffer in parsePacketBuffer
- let the parser error out without crashing on errors
- change the name of numerical types
- add doc
- add partial packet support
- add compareToValue (optional) option to switch
- fix small error in switch
- get back the example file as one file for simplicity and for tonic
- fix a small mistake in mapping error
- improve internal code
- improve example
- integrate with tonicdev
- Fix writeOption : the offset wasn't properly updated
- Anon fields may now be null/undefined.
- add createPacketBuffer and parsePacketBuffer to ProtoDef class
- expose utils functions
- add mapper and pstring datatypes
- add the serializer and parser
- expose the default datatypes
- add an example
- basic version, mostly contain the ProtoDef class and the datatype