Hi David, thank you for the feedback! I'm looking into byte buffers (am I seeing this is originally a Java data structure?) for JavaScript, and I'm falling down a rabbit-hole about ArrayBuffers, Uint8Arrays, etc. I found my way over to the npm package bytebuffer (npmjs.com/package/bytebuffer), which looks like it provides a friendly API for using those structures.
I'm running up against a challenge of understanding how best to theoretically write to a byte buffer with incoming http request data--from this list of byte-buffer-writing options (github.com/protobufjs/bytebuffer.j...), do you have any advice on where I should be looking? I'm not sure which option will be more efficient than simply coercing the incoming data into a string.
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Hi David, thank you for the feedback! I'm looking into byte buffers (am I seeing this is originally a Java data structure?) for JavaScript, and I'm falling down a rabbit-hole about ArrayBuffers, Uint8Arrays, etc. I found my way over to the npm package bytebuffer (npmjs.com/package/bytebuffer), which looks like it provides a friendly API for using those structures.
I'm running up against a challenge of understanding how best to theoretically write to a byte buffer with incoming http request data--from this list of byte-buffer-writing options (github.com/protobufjs/bytebuffer.j...), do you have any advice on where I should be looking? I'm not sure which option will be more efficient than simply coercing the incoming data into a string.