arrayfrombuffer 2.0

ArrayFromBuffer is a utility function created by Kragen Sitaker that allows you to convert an ArrayBuffer object into a JavaScript array of a specified type.

ArrayFromBuffer utilizes the DataView API to interpret the raw binary data within the ArrayBuffer and converts it into the desired array.

By using ArrayFromBuffer, you can easily extract and manipulate binary data stored in an ArrayBuffer, while having control over the type of array you want to create.

ArrayFromBuffer supports creating arrays of various types, including Int8Array, Uint8Array, Int16Array, Uint16Array, Int32Array, Uint32Array, Float32Array, and Float64Array.

To use ArrayFromBuffer, you simply pass the ArrayBuffer object and the desired array type as arguments to the function.

Yes, you can optionally specify the byte offset and length within the ArrayBuffer where the array should be extracted from.

If the specified byte offset or length exceeds the available data in the ArrayBuffer, ArrayFromBuffer will throw an error.

Yes, ArrayFromBuffer is supported in all major browsers and compatible environments that implement the ECMAScript 2015 standard and above.

Yes, ArrayFromBuffer can be used in Node.js as it also provides support for ArrayBuffers and TypedArrays.

Although not as widely known as some other JavaScript utilities, ArrayFromBuffer has gained popularity among developers working with binary data.