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Thank you for the awesome tools! I'd like to share-back a lightweight tool I made to dump binaries to json using Kaitai Struct and Kaitai Struct Compiler along with json-stream-stringify in order to get away from browser/tab memory limits when dumping large binaries to JSON.
The keys for instance values are output in a different order than the web-ide or ksdump but when sorted (using jq) the outputs are equal between ksdumpjs and the web-ide. Perhaps an 'official' dumper that didn't require the Visualizer (along with Ruby) will someday make an appearance but in the meantime this will hopefully help others. :)
Anyhow, just want to say thanks again for the cool tools.
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Thank you for the awesome tools! I'd like to share-back a lightweight tool I made to dump binaries to json using Kaitai Struct and Kaitai Struct Compiler along with json-stream-stringify in order to get away from browser/tab memory limits when dumping large binaries to JSON.
The repo is https://github.com/Thell/ksdumpjs and it is on npm at https://www.npmjs.com/package/ksdumpjs
When installed via
npm install -g ksdumpjs
the output looks like this:The keys for instance values are output in a different order than the web-ide or ksdump but when sorted (using jq) the outputs are equal between ksdumpjs and the web-ide. Perhaps an 'official' dumper that didn't require the Visualizer (along with Ruby) will someday make an appearance but in the meantime this will hopefully help others. :)
Anyhow, just want to say thanks again for the cool tools.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: