stdlib-js/os-byte-order

Platform byte order.

JavaScript

Apache License 2.0

The `stdlib-js/os-byte-order` package provides a way to determine the platform byte order (endianness) in JavaScript. It exports a constant indicating whether the system is little-endian, big-endian, mixed-endian, or unknown, which is useful for low-level binary data processing and cross-platform compatibility.

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