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buffer-extra

v0.1.0

Published

Node.js extra methods for buildin Buffer class like equals(), sliceNew()

Downloads

4

Readme

Node.js: buffer-extra

buffer-extra provide extra methods for buildin Buffer class like equals(), sliceNew()

Installation

npm install --save buffer-extra

Run tests

npm test

Usage

To require this module:

var bfx = require('buffer-extra');

Methods

equals()

equals(bufferA, bufferB, posA, posB, count)

Compares two buffers if their bytes are equals to each other, same as buildin node.js Buffer.equals with one usefull feature to specify positions (of both buffers) to start comparison at and the count of bytes to be compared. Returns true when buffers at specified positions and count equals, otherwise returns false.

Params:

  • bufferA and bufferB should be Buffer, string or array of octets (as used when creating new Buffer(...) instance), for string encoding utf8 is used, for other encoding explicitly create new Buffer instance with required string encoding
  • posA and posB is number - position on which to start comparing bytes, negative value is not allowed and will act as value 0 (zero), when position exceed buffer(s) length method retuns false
  • count is number - count of bytes to be compared within buffers, negative value will be converted to absolute value

Example:

var bfx = require('buffer-extra');

var bufferA = new Buffer([1,2,3,4]);
var bufferB = new Buffer([3,4]);

// compare two buffers where bufferA position starts at 2, bufferB position at 0 (zero) with count 2
// method internally compares bytes [3,4] from bufferA and [3,4] from bufferB which is equal
var equals = bfx.equals(bufferA, bufferB, 2, 0, 2);

sliceNew()

sliceNew(source, start, count)

Returns a new buffer which does not reference same memory as source buffer, it allways create new Buffer and fill data from source buffer copying count bytes starting on start position.

License

Licensed under ISC

Copyright (c) 2015 Peter Šulek