#int2buf
Convert an unsigned double to a 64 bit integer represented as a buffer.
Installation
npm install int2buf
Documentation
There is only one function int2buf. It takes a number and returns a buffer.
If the number is negative or above or equal to 18446744073709552000 the module
throws an RangeError. Note that once you above 52bit you start lossing
precision, this is because JavaScript uses double types for all numbers.
The buffer have its least significant bit stored last (big endian).
var int2buf = require('int2buf');
console.log(int2buf(Math.pow(2, 33) - 1)); // <Buffer 00 00 00 01 ff ff ff ff>##License
The software is license under "MIT"
Copyright (c) 2014 Andreas Madsen
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