/** * \file modp_bjavascript.h * \brief "C-string" to "javascript-string" encoder * * Used in emitting dynamically-generated javascript. Given a regular * C-string which might contain binary, the encoder will emit a string * that can be used inside a javascript string. For example: * * \code * printf("var foo = '%s';", modp_bjavascript_encode(mystring, len)); * \endcode * * The "b" in "modp_bjavascript" is due to legacy reasons. It doesn't * mean anything * * There is no decoder. */ /* *
* High Performance c-string to javascript-string encoder * * Copyright © 2006-2016 Nick Galbreath * All rights reserved. * * https://github.com/client9/stringencoders * * Released under MIT license. See LICENSE for details. **/ #ifndef COM_MODP_STRINGENCODERS_BJAVASCRIPT #define COM_MODP_STRINGENCODERS_BJAVASCRIPT #include "modp_stdint.h" #include "extern_c_begin.h" /** * "javascript" encode a stirng * This takes a c-string and does character escaping * so it can be put into a var js_string = '...'; * * \param[out] dest output string. Must * \param[in] str The input string * \param[in] len The length of the input string, excluding any * final null byte. */ size_t modp_bjavascript_encode(char* dest, const char* str, size_t len); #define modp_bjavascript_encode_len(A) (4 * A + 1) /** * Given the exact size of output string. * * Can be used to allocate the right amount of memory for * modp_burl_encode. Be sure to add 1 byte for final null. * * This is somewhat expensive since it examines every character * in the input string * * \param[in] str The input string * \param[in] len THe length of the input string, excluding any * final null byte (i.e. strlen(str)) * \return the size of the output string, excluding the final * null byte. */ size_t modp_bjavascript_encode_strlen(const char* str, size_t len); #include "extern_c_end.h" #ifdef __cplusplus #include