import "github.com/ohir/bitpeek"

Bitpacked data pretty-formatter.

Every single input bit from 0 to 63 can print a label that show this bit state. Arbitrary group of bits can be printed as decimal, octal or hex numbers and as C32s, Ascii7b or UTF8 characters. Plus as an IPv4 address in dot-notation.

Package has no dependencies and is faster than fmt.Sprintf used for identical output.

Taste it:

var header uint64 = 0xAfdfDeadBeef4d0e
println(string(bitpeek.Snap(
 `'Type:'F 'EXT=.ACK= Id:0xFHH from IPv4.Address32@:D.16@\n`,header)))
	
// Output:
// Type:5 ext.ACK Id:0x7DF from 222.173.190.239:19726
	
// Benchmark: 277 ns/op 64 B/op 1 allocs/op (Sprintf: 862 ns/op)

 (excerpt)	
? - show bitlabel with digit 0 or 1 in place of ?
> - show bitlabel - only if bit is SET
< - show bitlabel - only if bit is UNSET
= - show bitlabel in lowercase if bit is UNSET 
D - Decimal number
H - Hex digit: 0..F
C - Character (utf8)
I - IPv4 address

Documentation is hosted at GoDoc project.

Linter docs too.

Install package:

go get -u github.com/ohir/bitpeek

Install linter:

go get -u github.com/ohir/bplint

• v1.0.1 - test file annotated for linter, minor cleanups
• v1.0.0 - first public release

• Travis and coverage badges.

MIT. See LICENSE file.