Write to a buffer without maintaining an offset or knowing its length.

• This module tries to mirror Buffer methods for simplicity.
• Supports writing 64-bit values at 52-bit precision (JavaScript safe integer maximum).

npm install buffer-write 

varWriter=require('buffer-write');// Normal methodvarwriter=newWriter()writer.write('a')writer.fill(1,3)writer.writeInt8(0x72)writer.toBuffer();// <Buffer 61 01 01 01 72>// Chain methodWriter().writeUInt16BE(0x7623).write(newBuffer([1,2,3,4]),2).writeUInt16LE(0x1800).toBuffer();// <Buffer 76 23 01 02 00 18>

NOTE: There is no concept of offset when using this module as values are effectively appended to each other.

Write an integer of the specified size and endian format. A RangeError will be thrown for any out of range values. 64-bit integer methods will only accept 52-bit integer values.

Write a floating point number of the specified size and endian format.

Write a string of specified length and encoding.

Write a buffer or part of a buffer.

Fill with length repetitions of the specified value.

The number of bytes currently written.

Write our values into an existing buffer.

Create a new buffer and write our values.

MIT