zero-buffer

This module allows you to zero fill buffer allocations.

This module is only supported in Node.js >= v4.x

Without this module

$ node -p "new Buffer(4200).toString()" | strings
allocate
toString
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~2 $
nction
this
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arguments
size
~2 $
evalfine
undefined
.result

With this module

$ node -r zero-buffer -p "new Buffer(4200).toString()" | strings

Changelog

• 1.0.1 - Now only zeros when an number is given