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The nodejs Buffer is pretty swell. However, it seems to be geared towards storing strings. The constructors either take a string, an array of bytes, or a size of bytes to allocate. I am using version 0.4.12 of Node.js, and I want to store an integer in a buffer. Not integer.toString() , but the actual bytes of the integer. Is there an easy way to do this without looping over the integer and doing some bit-twiddling? I could do that, but I feel like this is a problem someone else must have faced at some time.
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