Mastering Node.js

Learning Path For Deno | With Gun

Table of Contents

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Last touched on 14 August 2022

Parameter	Value	Note
Official Website	Click Here
Github Repository	Click Here
Node.js Blog

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Resources

Parameter	Value	Note
Repository bcrypto	Click Here	JS Crypto Library

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Node Binaries

Node Version

For check installed node on your machine, execute this command :

$ deno --version

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API Implementations

Buffer

What is Buffer? you can read my repository here.

1. Create Buffer from String

   const buf = Buffer.from("hello world", "utf8");
   console.log(buf); //<Buffer 68 65 6c 6c 6f 20 77 6f 72 6c 64>

2. Check Buffer Object

   console.log(typeof buf); //object
   console.log(buf instanceof Buffer); // true

3. Convert Buffer to Base64 String

   console.log(buf.toString("base64")); //aGVsbG8gd29ybGQ=

4. Convert Buffer to Hex

   console.log(buf.toString("hex")); //68656c6c6f20776f726c64

5. Convert Buffer to ASCII

   console.log(Buffer.from("SGVsbG8gV29ybGQ=", "base64").toString("ascii")); //Hello World

6. Reserved

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File System

1. Promise-based Unlink - Click Here
2. Synchronous Unlink - Click Here
3. Promise-based Read File - Click Here
4. Synchronous Read File - Click Here
5. Reserved

Applications

• Read & Write File Apps

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Just For Fun Examples

1. Playing with Buffer
2. Reserved

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FAQs

Difference Between Buffer & Stream

So what is the difference between Stream & Buffer? A buffer has a specified, definite length whereas a stream does not. A stream is a sequence of bytes that is read and/or written to, while a buffer is a sequence of bytes that is stored.