The bpack Python package provides tools to describe and encode/decode binary data.
Binary data are assumed to be organized in records, each composed by a sequence of fields. Fields are characterized by a known size, offset (w.r.t. the beginning of the record) and datatype.
The package provides classes and functions that can be used to:
- describe binary data structures in a declarative way (structures can be specified up to the bit level)
- automatically generate encoders/decoders for a specified data descriptor
Encoders/decoders (backends) rely on well known Python packages like:
- struct (form the standard library)
- bitstruct (optional)
- numpy (optional)
- bitarray (optional) - partial implementation
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