An easy library to read and manipulate byte buffers in TypeScript.
It is also on npm here.
Installation is made easy with npm
npm install byffer.tsYou can create a ByteBuf instance to store and read manipulate your data.
It can be created empty, or using pre-existing data.
Here's an example of using byffer.ts:
import ByteBuf from 'byffer.ts';
// Create an empty buffer with 128 bytes
let buf: ByteBuf = ByteBuf.emptyBuffer(128);
// or, use an existing ArrayBuffer like class (ArrayBufferLike)
buf = ByteBuf.from(awesome_buffer);
// You can then write some data
buf.writeInt(1337);
buf.writeByteUnsigned(255);
buf.writeByteString("I'm saying hi, from byffer!");
buf.writeFloat(-999999.3125);
// Then you can take back the data as an ArrayBuffer
let data: ArrayBuffer = buf.bytes();
// Or, read the data
let i = buf.readInt(); // Returns 1337
let b = buf.readByteUnsigned(); // Returns 255
let s = buf.readByteString(); // Returns "I'm saying hi, from byffer!"
let f = buf.readFloat(); // Returns -999999.3125byffer.ts is licensed under the MIT license. You can do pretty much whatever you want to with this code.