Hi @mghicho, not really, but the current encoders can be used to encode e.g. an array or a map in a streaming manner by calling e.g. `cbor_encode_indef_array_start` and then encoding individual items and terminating, flushing buffers as needed. What would the API you have in mind look like? #175

janemba · 2020-12-19T17:51:27Z

Hi @mghicho, not really, but the current encoders can be used to encode e.g. an array or a map in a streaming manner by calling e.g. cbor_encode_indef_array_start and then encoding individual items and terminating, flushing buffers as needed. What would the API you have in mind look like?

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Hi @mghicho, not really, but the current encoders can be used to encode e.g. an array or a map in a streaming manner by calling e.g. `cbor_encode_indef_array_start` and then encoding individual items and terminating, flushing buffers as needed. What would the API you have in mind look like? #175

Hi @mghicho, not really, but the current encoders can be used to encode e.g. an array or a map in a streaming manner by calling e.g. `cbor_encode_indef_array_start` and then encoding individual items and terminating, flushing buffers as needed. What would the API you have in mind look like? #175

janemba commented Dec 19, 2020

Hi @mghicho, not really, but the current encoders can be used to encode e.g. an array or a map in a streaming manner by calling e.g. cbor_encode_indef_array_start and then encoding individual items and terminating, flushing buffers as needed. What would the API you have in mind look like? #175

Hi @mghicho, not really, but the current encoders can be used to encode e.g. an array or a map in a streaming manner by calling e.g. cbor_encode_indef_array_start and then encoding individual items and terminating, flushing buffers as needed. What would the API you have in mind look like? #175

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janemba commented Dec 19, 2020

Hi @mghicho, not really, but the current encoders can be used to encode e.g. an array or a map in a streaming manner by calling e.g. `cbor_encode_indef_array_start` and then encoding individual items and terminating, flushing buffers as needed. What would the API you have in mind look like? #175

Hi @mghicho, not really, but the current encoders can be used to encode e.g. an array or a map in a streaming manner by calling e.g. `cbor_encode_indef_array_start` and then encoding individual items and terminating, flushing buffers as needed. What would the API you have in mind look like? #175