uber-archive/thriftify

JavaScript implementation of Thrift encoding and decoding

JavaScript

MIT License

Thriftify is a JavaScript implementation of Thrift encoding and decoding, allowing developers to serialize and deserialize Thrift data structures in Node.js applications. It provides functions to read Thrift specifications, convert data to and from binary buffers, and is designed for use in projects that need to communicate using the Thrift protocol. The project is now deprecated in favor of thriftrw.

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