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+# structured-clone
+
+Implements the [structured clone algorithm](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/API/DOM/The_structured_clone_algorithm). Clone JSON types, RegExp, Buffers, and Dates, returning a cloned object or a buffer that can be deserialized into a structured clone
+
+```
+npm install structured-clone
+```
+
+```js
+var clone = require('structured-clone');
+```
+
+* **clone**(obj) → *Object*
+* clone.**serialize**(obj) → *Buffer*
+* clone.**deserialize**(buf) → *Object*
+
+## Encoded format
+
+The encoded format takes this form:
+
+1. A UTF-8 encoded JSON string.
+2. A null byte.
+3. A binary blob that is the concatenation of all binary buffers in the original object. There are no delimiters in this buffer, indexes are represented in the JSON value (see below).
+
+Dates, regexps, buffers, and cycles are encoded in a particular way to be decoded properly:
+
+- Dates are encoded as the string '\x10d' followed by the JSON-stringified encoding of the date.
+- Regexps are encoded as the string '\x10r{flags},{regexp source}'.
+- Buffers are encoded as the string '\x10b{start},{length}'. All buffers in the encoded value are concatenated and placed in the binary blob. The start and length parameters indicate the indexes the slice of the buffer was encoded in.
+- Lastly, string that begin with '\x10' are encoded as '\x10s{string}' to properly escape them.
+
+**Optimizations:** If only a JSON value is being encoded (i.e. no Buffer values included), the null byte can be omitted, thus making the encoded format equivalent to a JSON-encoded string. If only a buffer is being encoded, it is equivalent to a null byte followed by the buffer (i.e. the JSON string is 0-length).
+
+## License
+
+MIT
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