Simple work with binary data in Python.
binario is the Python package that lets an application read/write primitive data types from an underlying input/output stream as binary data.
It can work with booleans, integers, shorts, long integers, floats, doubles, strings and any byte buffers.
It's simple. Just create instance of Writer
and then do your work:
>>> import binario
>>> w = binario.Writer("file.dat")
>>> w.write_short(2014)
>>> w.write_bool(True)
>>> w.write_float(3.1415)
>>> w.write_string("Hello, world!")
>>> w.write(bytes([128, 20, 10, 255, 0]))
It's simple too. Like outputting, create Reader
and then do your work:
>>> import binario
>>> r = binario.Reader("file.dat")
>>> r.read_short()
2014
>>> r.read_bool()
True
>>> r.read_float()
3.1415
>>> r.read_string()
"Hello, world!"
>>> r.read(5)
b'\x80\x14\n\xff\x00'
By default it is network
order (or big-endian
).
Not a problem! Just specify it:
>>> import binario
>>> r = binario.Reader("file.dat", binario.LITTLE_ENDIAN)
>>> w = binario.Writer("another_file.dat", binario.BIG_ENDIAN)
Yeah, it is also very simple:
>>> import binario
>>> w = binario.Writer("incomplete_file.dat", append=True)
Just type in your terminal:
$ pip install binario
$ pip install binario --upgrade
http://binarios-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
If you do have a contribution for the package feel free to put up a Pull Request or open Issue on GitHub repo.