I know there is a function called slice()
but I am looking for splice()
and that function doesn't exist how would I go about doing it some other way?
var buffer = new Buffer("090001060001020304090000060001020304", "hex");
var packetLength = buffer.readUInt16LE(0)
console.log('before slice buffer = ' + buffer.toString('hex'))
buffer = buffer.slice(0, packetLength)
console.log('after slice buffer = ' + buffer.toString('hex'))
the output I get is
before slice buffer = 090001060001020304090000060001020304
after slice buffer = 090001060001020304
But i need to get
before slice buffer = 090001060001020304090000060001020304
after slice buffer = 090000060001020304
the front 9 bytes should get removed and the bytes after it should be moved to the front how do I do this easy way?
Just change the starting point of your buffer to be offset by 9 instead of starting from 0
let newBuffer = buffer.slice(9).toString('hex')