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@jamesarlow/cbuffer

v0.0.2

Published

Modifies `CBuffer` to use Buffer instead of Array.

Downloads

4

Readme

@ jamesarlow/cbuffer

Circular Node Buffer Class

Overview

A modified CBuffer which uses Buffer for storage, instead of Array.

Installation

npm install @jamesarlow/cbuffer

Usage

The module is the class. Use it with new.

See CBuffer for underlying methods. This module class extends that one.

Enhanced Methods

The following methods are enhanced to accept a variadic list of Strings, Buffers, and/or Arrays of byte value integers.

  • push : add data to back of content
  • unshift : add data to the front of content.

The following method is enhanced to accept a parameter that defines the width of the operation, and returns the result in a buffer if the width is greater than 1.

  • shift : cut data from the front of content.

Example

const CircularBuffer = require('@jw/cbuffer')
let cb = new CircularBuffer()

let symbolA = [240,157,156,156]
cb.push("Alpha", ' ', symbolA)

cb.toString()
// => 'alpha 𝜜'

cb.shift(5)
// => 'alpha'

cb.toString()
// =>  ' 𝜜'

cb.unshift('a')
cb.toString()
// => 'a 𝜜'

Future plans

I reused the other module for a working baseline, but most of it can be brought together and simplified. I will probably merge the two code bases and remove the dependency.