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BSON serialise Data Processor

Transform structured data with BSON serialise and review the valid output. Enter the data, choose the formatting options, then validate and copy the result.

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Transform structured data with BSON serialise and review the valid output. Enter the data, choose the formatting options, then validate and copy the result.

This tool runs open-source code from CyberChef by GCHQ (Apache License 2.0). See open-source credits.

BSON serialise Data Processor encodes supported document data into BSON bytes.

BSON bytes containing the name field. Processing runs in the browser.

Instructions

  1. Provide text or data for this tool.
  2. Use a document with supported BSON value types.
  3. Check byte output with a BSON decoder.
  4. Keep type requirements from the receiving database.

Example

Input: {"sku":"A-17"}

Settings: BSON serialise Data Processor: Run the default BSON serialise operation.

Result: BSON bytes containing the name field.

Limits

  • BSON serialise Data Processor: BSON output is binary and needs a compatible transport.
  • BSON serialise Data Processor: JSON input cannot express every BSON-specific type without conventions.
  • BSON serialise Data Processor: Processing stays in the browser.

Questions

What input does BSON serialise Data Processor accept?

BSON serialise Data Processor accepts text.

Does BSON serialise Data Processor need extra settings?

BSON serialise Data Processor does not define extra operation settings. It uses its built-in behavior with the supplied input.

What does BSON serialise Data Processor return?

BSON serialise Data Processor returns binary data or a selected file.