Juan Benet

Better README

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Readme doesnt tell me how i can install this and use it. Would be great to have a nice readme like https://github.com/diasdavid/ipscend

tests fail

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``` > go test --- FAIL: TestDecodeEpochDateTime (0.00s) common_test.go:34: TestTake: expected 18, got 10 --- FAIL: TestDecodeEpochDateTimeFromInterface (0.00s) common_test.go:34: TestTake: expected 18, got 10 --- FAIL: TestDecodeNegativeEpochDateTimeFromInterface (0.00s) common_test.go:34: TestTake:...

testing with json/cbor streams

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take a look at https://github.com/ugorji/go/issues/86#issuecomment-122159403 -- i updated it with support for this module. but the encoder doesn't seem to output anything: ``` > random-json -o -c 1 | ./json2cbor...

consider testing against https://github.com/cbor/test-vectors this makefile will help: ``` Makefile build: go build test: deps go test deps: test-vectors test-vectors: @echo "installing test-vectors" git clone https://github.com/cbor/test-vectors ```

Status?

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Hey @oxtoacart could you give me a quick description of what works and what doesn't yet? I'd also love to see a Golang UDT impl happen.

`packToBuffer` without predetermined size

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sometimes one needs to encode documents without having a pre-allocated buffer, or without knowing how big the object will be. currently, ubjson throws if the buffer is too small: ```...

There should be a mirror `unpackBufferSync`

4 alphabets

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I propose: 4 alphabets: - 😊 be256 - 1 emoji 1 byte - 😀 be512 - 1 emoji 2 bytes - 😃 be768 - 1 emoji 3 bytes - 😄...

suggest using 512 emojis

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would be nice to compress even more. 512 emojis could be good. Wish there were 1024 to make things easier for us.

cross platform terminal support?

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Do we know what terminal support for emojis looks like across platforms? I know iterm2 renders them...