LiteByteCapsule 1.1.5

LiteByteCapsule

NuGet Package: https://www.nuget.org/packages/LiteByteCapsule/

To be added later. For now, basic usage:

First create a stack of capsulation constants using CapsuleConstant class

Stack<CapsuleConstant> constants = new Stack<CapsuleConstant>();

Then push your capsulation constants as you desire

constants.Push(new CapsuleConstant(5, 1, true));
constants.Push(new CapsuleConstant(111, 0, false));
constants.Push(new CapsuleConstant(222, 2, true));
constants.Push(new CapsuleConstant(172, 0, true));
constants.Push(new CapsuleConstant(121, 1, false));
constants.Push(new CapsuleConstant(31, 2, false));
constants.Push(new CapsuleConstant(54, 3, false));

CapsuleConstant instances has these properties by order

new CapsuleConstant(byteValue,position,startFromTheHead);

Or create constant stack by random constants using:

Stack<CapsuleConstant> constants=CapsuleConstant.GenerateCapsulationConstants(amount);

This will create you a stack of constants which has random values. Since the positioning is dynamic, you won't have to worry about positions of constants in the capsule.

Create LiteByteCapsule instance, constants variable is a stack of CapsuleConstant instances

LiteByteCapsule lite=new LiteByteCapsule(constants);

Convert to syntax (capsulation)

byte[] capsule=lite.ConvertToSyntax(innerPackage);

Converts the given byte array to capsule using capsule constant stack passed to constructor of LiteByteCapsule.

Check syntax (decapsulation)

byte[] innerPackage=lite.CheckSyntax(capsule);

CheckSyntax returns null incase the capsule syntax doesn't match designated capsule constant sequence. Basically null return means imposter package.

Convert byte array to string

string arrayContent=lite.ConvertToString(capsule);