This is intended to be a vizualizer for binary data, communication packets specifically. It is very simple, and has a simple format.
Describing a packet is done in a simple text file. Each line is a rule and a description.
Currently, there are four rules:
| N
| Return the next N
bytes |
| -N
| Skip the next N
bytes |
| >XX
| Return until the next instance of the byte value XX
(in base 16) |
| ->XX
| Skip until the next instance of the byte value XX
(in base 16) |
The input file is then sliced up based on this description and printed with offset, bytes, printables and description.
Bytes remaining after the end of the description are discarded.
4 Response Type
1 Packet Type
1 Protocol
>0 Name
>0 Map
0000000 ffff ffff 1149 6144 5a79 5520 2053 202d
0000020 594e 3620 3530 2033 3128 7473 5020 7265
0000040 6f73 206e 6e4f 796c 0029 6863 7265 616e
0000060 7572 7073 756c 0073 6164 7a79 4400 7961
0000100 005a 0000 3c23 6400 0077 3101 322e 2e33
0000120 3531 3037 3534 b100 2774 3c03 93ad 62b4
0000140 0140 6162 7474 656c 6579 6e2c 336f 6472
0000160 732c 6168 6472 3030 2c31 716c 3073 652c
0000200 6d74 2e34 3032 3030 3030 652c 746e 346d
0000220 302e 3030 3030 2c30 3431 303a 0039 5fac
0000240 0003 0000 0000
0000246
- Implement skipping in presentation
- Colorization
- Additional rules
- Split parsing from presentation
- Aternative renderers (HTML, Markdown, ???)
- Stream packet reading