Bitwiser is a collection of methods and properties that makes you work with bits, bytes and nibbles a piece of cake
The project is in early stages of development feel free to make pull requests for more funcionalities
- No more bit masking. Access single bit values
- Coverting from bytes array to
Dataand back has never been easier - Nice DSL for creating byte array and
Data - Print
Datainto hex string - Set, reset, query, toggle each bit
- Subscript
- Chaining methods
- Extensive code coverage
- Multiplatform: iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS, Linux, Windows
Use Swift package manager. Add the following dependency to your Package.swift file:
.package(url: "https://github.com/DrAma999/BitWiser.git", from: "0.0.2")
Or simply add the URL from XCode menu Swift packages.
A Byte is simply a UInt8 that has been extended to access single bit values.
A Bit is an enumeration that can assume two values .one or .zero.
var value = Byte(0b1010_1010)
let bits = value.bits
print(bits)
// [0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1]
Note: Bits representation is shown as an array of Bit where the array index 0 represents the least significant bit
After creating a Byte you can read in its position in different ways:
Subscript
let bit = value[0]
Method
// Query the value
let bit = value.bit(0)
// Ask if bit is set (equal to one)
let isSet = value.isBitSet(0)
Properties
let bit = value.b0
After creating a mutable Byte you can write in its position in different ways:
Subscript
value[0] = 1
Method
// Set the specified bit to 1
value.setBit(0)
// Reset the specified bit to 0
value.resetBit(0)
// Toggle the specified bit. If the bit in position zero is one it becomes zero and viceversa
value.toggleBit(0)
// Change the value of the specified bit to one
value.changeBit(0, to: .one )
// Chaining modifiers that return a new value without mutating
let newValue = value
.settingBit(0)
.resettingBit(3)
.togglingBit(4)
Properties
value.b0 = .zero
Pretty sure that if you worked in IOT you had an embedded engineer that put some infomration inside a nibble. With bit wiser you can extract nibbles from a byte:
let value: Byte = 0b01011111
let (msb, lsb) = value.nibbles
There are also a lot of methods and facilities to work with bit bites and nibbles.
BitWiser provides a DSL for creating byte arrays or Data objects.
DSL is compatible with if else and for and is compatible with any object that conforms to DataRepresentable.
Here and example to create a Data object:
Data {
[UInt8(0)]
UInt8(1)
Int8(2)
"\u{03}"
Int16(1284)
if dataClause {
CustomData()
}
}
and a byte array:
Array<Byte> {
0b1010_1010
0b1100_1100
UInt8(32)
[0x05, 0x06]
Byte(0x01)
}
Since I'm working on this project in my spare time any help is appreciated. Feel free to make a pull request.
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MIT License
Copyright (c) 2021 Andrea Finollo
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