arcsecond VS construct-js

I've been working pretty hard for the last couple of years to bring a lot of these capabilities to JS/TS. Arcsecond (and it's binary extension) is a general library for parsing, which can easily take a block of memory and convert it to a workable data structure (even when that data structure is some kind of contextual union). You can use construct-js to (re)build an arbitrary byte buffer from structured data, making use of operators for sizeof and pointers.

I basically need what the title says. I found a library called arcsecond that is open sourced and I want to be able to use it in a Google Apps Script environment. The environment supports ES6, so I'd like to compile all of the files into one ES6 Javascript file, with no imports.

Parser combinators are great. I also built and maintain arcsecond, which is a parser combinator library for TypeScript and JavaScript.

It is indeed! I'm planning on adding some parsing capabilities as well (just like in python construct) - but I've actually written a much more general purpose tool for that call arcsecond which allows for defining binary and text parsers declarative.

How events emitters or streams, but I made heavy use of buffers in construct js, which is a library for creating byte level binary data structures.

I've been working pretty hard for the last couple of years to bring a lot of these capabilities to JS/TS. Arcsecond (and it's binary extension) is a general library for parsing, which can easily take a block of memory and convert it to a workable data structure (even when that data structure is some kind of contextual union). You can use construct-js to (re)build an arbitrary byte buffer from structured data, making use of operators for sizeof and pointers.

I myself am looking for a binary serializer/deserializer that's like construct in python or construct-js, but obviously I wouldn't need some of the types that they have, since C++ already has them.