typedarray
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Package description
The typedarray package provides a polyfill for TypedArray functionality that is available in modern browsers. It allows for the manipulation of binary data in a similar way to how it's done in native implementations.
Buffer creation
This feature allows for the creation of a buffer with a specified size. In this case, a Uint8Array with 1024 bytes is created.
var typedarray = require('typedarray');
var uint8 = new typedarray.Uint8Array(1024);Buffer manipulation
This feature allows for the manipulation of the buffer's contents. Here, the first byte is set to 255 and the second byte to 0.
var typedarray = require('typedarray');
var buffer = new typedarray.Uint8Array(2);
buffer[0] = 255;
buffer[1] = 0;Buffer slicing
This feature allows for the slicing of the buffer, creating a new view of the original buffer without copying the underlying memory. In this example, a slice from the second byte to the third byte is created.
var typedarray = require('typedarray');
var buffer = new typedarray.Uint8Array(4);
var slice = buffer.subarray(1, 3);The 'buffer' package provides similar functionality for handling binary data in Node.js. It is a Node.js core module, so it's more commonly used and has a broader API than 'typedarray'.
The 'arraybuffer' package offers a minimalistic implementation for array buffer which is similar to typed arrays. It is less known and has fewer features compared to 'typedarray'.
The 'feross-buffer' package is a 'buffer' module from feross, which is browser-friendly. It's a drop-in replacement for Node's buffer module but designed to be used in the browser, similar to 'typedarray'.
Readme
TypedArray polyfill ripped from this module.
var Uint8Array = require('typedarray').Uint8Array;
var ua = new Uint8Array(5);
ua[1] = 256 + 55;
console.log(ua[1]);
output:
55
var TA = require('typedarray')
The TA object has the following constructors:
With npm do:
npm install typedarray
To use this module in the browser, compile with browserify or download a UMD build from browserify CDN:
http://wzrd.in/standalone/typedarray@latest
MIT
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TypedArray polyfill for old browsers
We found that typedarray demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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