jhn_stdlib (γ)

A few thought experiments solidified as code: CBOR, HPACK, JSON, MessagePack, syslog, URI, IP addresses, Timestamp, UUID, TypeID, mocking, cacerts, media type determination, snappy compression, Base32, Base45, Base58, Base85

• Introduction
• Behaviours
• Features/Modules
• Deprecated Features/Modules
• Build
• Install
• Contribute - Read if you're planning to submit patches

Introduction

This library consists mainly of code that arose out of my curiosity, either about Erlang and coding in general or concerning a perticular protocol or technique. So there is little of cohesion in purposes between the different library modules. But having published these I will continue to support these since the road to enlightenment is one without terminus.

Behaviours

• jhn_server -- A generic server
• jhn_fsm -- A FSM with the ability to defer acting on events until a later state

Features/Modules

• String Processing Functions for binary encoded strings
  • jhn_blist -- drop in replacement for the lists module in stdlib
  • jhn_bstring -- drop in replacement for the string module in stdlib
  • jhn_mustache -- Mustache (template system)
• Protocols
  • Bencoding -- encoding/decoding -- jhn_bencoding
  • CBOR -- encoding/decoding -- jhn_cborrfc8949, rfc9542
  • HPACK -- encoding/decoding -- jhn_hpackrfc7541
  • JSON -- encoding/decoding -- jhn_jsonrfc8259
  • JSON Pointer -- encoding/decoding/evaluation -- jhn_jsonrfc6901
  • JSON Patch -- evaluation -- jhn_jsonrfc6902
  • JSON Merge Patch -- evaluation -- jhn_jsonrfc7396
  • MessagePack -- encoding/decoding -- jhn_msgpackMessagePack/Erlang
  • Syslog -- encoding/decoding -- jhn_syslogrfc5424, rfc5427, rfc6012
• Standards
  • Base32 -- encoding/decoding -- jhn_baserfc4648, Base32Wiki, Crockford, Clockwork, Z-Base-32
  • Base45 -- encoding/decoding -- jhn_baserfc9285
  • Base58 -- encoding/decoding -- jhn_baseBase58, Flickr, Ripple
  • Base85 -- encoding/decoding -- jhn_baseAscii85Wiki, ZeroMQ spec:32/Z85, rfc1924
  • IP Addresses -- encoding/decoding -- jhn_ip_addrrfc4291, rfc5952, rfc4632
  • Timestamps -- generating/encoding/decoding -- jhn_timestamprfc3339, rfc7231, iso8601
  • TypeID -- generating/encoding/decoding -- jhn_typeidTypeID
  • URI -- encoding/decoding -- jhn_urirfc3986
  • UUID -- generating/encoding/decoding -- jhn_uuidrfc9562, rfc8141
• Clients
  • HTTP -- client -- jhn_shttpcrfc7230, rfc7231, rfc7538, rfc5789, rfc2818
  • Syslog -- server/client -- jhn_syslogrfc5425, rfc5426, rfc6587
• Pull oriented data source abstraction
  • lazy -- jhn_lazy abstracts different data sources as uniform lazy data
• Data structures
  • Bloom filters -- jhn_bloomBloom Filters
  • Property lists -- jhn_plist
  • Prefix trees -- jhn_p_treePrefix Tree
  • Binary(UTF-8) Prefix trees -- jhn_pb_treePrefix Tree, UTF-8
  • Range trees -- jhn_r_treeRange Tree
  • T-trees -- jhn_t_treeT-tree
• Algorithms
  • Levenshtein distance -- jhn_math:levenshtein/2Levenshtein
  • Check digit
    • Luhn algorithm -- jhn_math:levenshtein/2Luhn
    • Verhoeff algorithm -- jhn_math:verhoeff/2Verhoeff
    • Damm check algorithm -- jhn_math:damm/2Damm
  • Checksums
    • CRC32-C checksum -- jhn_hash:crc32c/1rfc9260
    • xxHash-32 checksum -- jhn_hash:xxh32/1, jhn_hash:xxh32/2xxHash
  • Consistent Hashing -- jhn_chash:jump/2J. Lamping, Eric Veach
  • Compression
    • sNaPpY -- jhn_snappysnappy
• Utility
  • Mocking -- jhn_shadow
  • CA-Certs -- jhn_cacerts
  • Media type determination -- jhn_magicmedia-types

Deprecated Features/Modules

Build

jhn_stdlib requires rebar3 to build, but provides make support to download and install rebar. To build jhn_stdlib, go to the jhn_stdlib directory and type:

make

To make sure jhn_stdlib works on your platform, run the tests:

make test

Install

If you want to install your own built version of jhn_stdlib add the ebin directory to your Erlang code path or move the jhn_stdlib folder into your release folder and make sure that folder is in your ERL_LIBS environment variable.

Contribute

Should you find yourself using jhn_stdlib and have issues, comments or feedback please [create an issue here on GitHub.] 2

Patches are greatly appreciated, but since these libraries reflect my learning process and I have rather peculiar notions of code hygiene I may do extensive rewrites that does not in any way diminish the appreciation I feel or indeed express

For a much nicer history, please write good commit messages. I know I really should.