Show HN: Corrode – A batteries-included js-library for reading binary data
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#2Title pun intended?
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#3Links to doc are 404.
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#4Side note: Are you familiar with Sweetscape's 010 Editor? Very cool stuff, although closed source.
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#5Links to doc are 404.
Has been fixed. Thanks for the hint.
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#6Why using it:
"As a js-library from 2016 it has all the swag you need." ... Oh well
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#7Pardon my ignorance, but what does "batteries included" mean in this context?
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#8Pardon my ignorance, but what does "batteries included" mean in this context?
It's a hint on corrodes built-in functionality and extensibility. It not only provides a way of parsing, but also a way of validating the parsed data via asserts.
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#9Pardon my ignorance, but what does "batteries included" mean in this context?
It's a hint on corrodes built-in functionality and extensibility. It not only provides a way of parsing, but also a way of validating the parsed data via asserts.
> It's a hint on corrodes built-in functionality and extensibility.
Well, OK, but it was completely lost on me. One thing that did occur to me is that using the words "corrode" and "batteries" together might not evoke positive feelings in the mind of potential users.
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#10Congrats for your code.
I found it really well documented and structure. I'll probably print it to read it later.
I really love the documentation badge. It should be more common.