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dignifiedquire/pull-length-prefixed

Streaming length prefixed buffers with pull-streams

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MIT License

pull‑length‑prefixed is a tiny Node.js library that provides pull‑stream transforms for encoding and decoding length‑prefixed binary messages. It supports both varint and fixed‑width (4‑byte Int32BE) prefixes and includes a helper for reading a single prefixed message from a pull‑reader, making it useful for anyone building streaming protocols (e.g., IPFS, other pull‑stream‑based network applications).