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@homebridge/put

v0.0.8

Published

Pack multibyte binary values into buffers

Downloads

80,551

Readme

Put

Pack multibyte binary values into buffers with specific endiannesses.

Fork

This fork is derived from the original package currently only available via npm: put. The GitHub repo seems to be inaccessible.

This fixes a potential Sensitive Data Exposure detailed here.

Installation

To install with npm:

npm install put

To run the tests with expresso:

expresso

Examples

buf.js

Build a buffer

#!/usr/bin/env node

var Put = require('put');
var buf = Put()
    .word16be(1337)
    .word8(1)
    .pad(5)
    .put(new Buffer('pow', 'ascii'))
    .word32le(9000)
    .buffer()
;
console.log(buf);

Output: <Buffer 05 39 01 00 00 00 00 00 70 6f 77 28 23 00 00>

stream.js

Send a buffer to a writeable stream

#!/usr/bin/env node

var Put = require('put');
Put()
    .word16be(24930)
    .word32le(1717920867)
    .word8(103)
    .write(process.stdout)
;

Output: abcdefg