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0.5.x: Added the 'StorageBinaryString' encoding.

Removed support for versions of Node.js prior to 4.0. A separate 'Buffer' encoding setting can be used to return Buffer objects. All 'ByteArray' outputs are now Uint8Array objects. Added support for TextEncoder and TextDecoder when available. This is made possible by ending every sequence with special marker (char code 32768 for an even-length sequence and 32769 for a an odd-length sequence). Remarks: Multiple binary strings may be freely concatenated and decoded as a single string. Note: In this execution method, parallel operations are not guaranteed to complete by their initiation order.

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In case a worker is not available (such as in Node.js, IE8, IE9, Android browser < 4.4) or desired, it will iteratively process 64KB blocks while yielding to the event loop whenever a 20ms interval has elapsed. Only one worker instance is spawned per page - multiple operations are processed sequentially.

Additionally, if transferable objects are supported by the browser, binary arrays will be transferred virtually instantly to and from the worker. Internally, conversion to or from various encodings is performed within the worker itself, reducing delays and allowing greater parallelization. Workers are optimized for various input and output encoding schemes, so only the minimal amount of work is done in the main Javascript thread. In cases where a script tag is not available (such as when the script is dynamically loaded or bundled with other scripts) the value of may alternatively be set before the first async method call. Web workers are available if supported by the browser and the library's script source is referenced in the document with a script tag having id of 'lzutf8' (its src attribute is then used as the source URI for the web worker).

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Download the latest build (or the minified version).Try the online demo to test and benchmark different inputs.Uses web workers when available (and takes advantage of transferable objects if supported) and falls back to async iterations when not. Can operate asynchronously, both in Node.js and in the browser.when using LocalStorage or older IndexedDB). Allows compressed data to be efficiently packed in plain Javascript UTF-16 strings (see the 'BinaryString' encoding described later in this document) when binary storage is not available or desired (e.g.Tested on most popular browsers and platforms: Node.js 4+, Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Edge, IE10+ (IE8 and IE9 may work with a typed array polyfill), Android 4+, Safari 5+.

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Patent free (all relevant patents have long expired).

Joining multiple source files, where some are possibly pre-compressed, and serving them as a single concatenated file without additional processing.

Appending both uncompressed/compressed data to a compressed log file/journal without needing to rewrite it.

Sending static pre-compressed data followed by dynamically generated uncompressed data from a server (and possibly appending a compressed static 'footer', or repeating the process several times).

This special property allows both compressed and plain UTF-8 streams to be freely concatenated and decompressed as single unit (or with any arbitrary partitioning). Any valid UTF-8 bytestream is also a valid LZ-UTF8 stream (but not vice versa). Due to the concentration on time efficiency, the resulting compression ratio can be significantly lower when compared to more size efficient algorithms like LZW + entropy coding. Approximate measurements using a low-end desktops and 1MB strings: 3-14MB/s compression, 20-120MB/s decompression (detailed benchmarks and comparison to other Javascript libraries can be found in the technical paper).

Strongly optimized for speed, both in the choice of algorithm and its implementation.

Doesn't support arbitrary byte sequences. Is an extension to the UTF-8 character encoding, augmenting the UTF-8 bytestream with optional compression based the LZ77 algorithm. LZ-UTF8 is a string compression library and format.