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after transformation see[https://github.com/JoiLa/gjsonpack]

Given that a major use case of such a tool is to decrease the time spent downloading a large file, instead spending that time decoding that file, it would seem appropriate that the unpack function be asynchronous. e.g. that it interrupts itself occasionally to let the browser run (using a settimeout callback, perhaps one that calls back to itself right at the beginning of each recursion of recursiveUnpackerParser) and allows its progress to be externally tracked (perhaps by allowing the user to set an onprogress event listener). Perhaps this would not necessarily always need to be the default behavior, but it should be an option.

I just did a bower install sapienlab/jsonpack and included main.js in my build. I get:

Uncaught Error: Cannot find module 'function (define) {
<snip all code from main.js>

What's causing that?

Hi,
We are facing issue with upack ok IE browser. While unpacking its using for..in loop , for...in looks at the array as an object, and therefore properties like indexOf or length may be included in the loop, and failing to decode in IE.

Hello, tomorrow I'll add some tests using mocha and Travis to monitor. If anyone has any suggestions on another stack test as Jasmine or theintern.io please let me know;)

If we jsonpack response from mogodb documents, unable to unpack readable 'objectId'. help!

It looks that jsonpack doesn't work with Date objects

expected:
"created_at": "2019-10-20T17:36:29.034Z",

got
"created_at": {}

A review of this repository must be done. Any help in performance tests will be welcome :)

Having an array which is not instance of Array object is resulting in packing the value as object.

Here is inspection of the value from IDE:

And packed result is:

it is probably due to some clone operation before packing, but still array check should work ok.

I will submit a PR with the correct check.

Since zlib can use preset dictionary (http://www.zlib.org/rfc-zlib.html), we can make use of it for better json data compress.
The steps are:

1. travel object tree and found out most frequent terms (more than 10 times, for example)
2. set those term as deflate's preset dictionary
3. JSON.stringify -> deflate(with preset dictionary) (-> base64, if binary is not acceptable)

The beauty of this solution is, it's a standard gzip + json compress method which can also rich same compress rate of jsonpack.

In your readme, it links to your clone of CPM but this appears to be a dead link. Maybe update the link to an available one instead?

Are there any implementations in other languages? We'd like to maintain compatibility across code bases, and I haven't been able to find any other implementations. C#, Java, etc.