Bramble Data Format (BDF) is a binary data format designed for simplicity and compactness. It has six primitive types (null, boolean, integer, float, string, raw) and two container types (list, dictionary).
Binary Data Format (BDF) is a data format designed for simplicity and compactness. It has six primitive types (null, boolean, integer, float, string, raw) and two container types (list, dictionary).
Data formatted with BDF consists of a series of objects. The first four bits of each object indicate its type. Depending on the type, the next four bits may be unused, or may give the value, the length of the value, or the length of the length of the value. All lengths are measured in bytes.
