Fast binary-netstring encoding for variable-length data.
Contrary to the standard netstring format, netstr
encodes the length
prefix as a variable-length integer. This provides a slightly more compact payload.
Pronnounced netster.
go get -u github.com/lthibault/netstr
If you find this useful please let me know: [email protected]
Seriously, even if you just used it in your weekend project, I'd like to hear about it :)
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