I\'m writing an app in node.js, and see that I can do things like this:
var buf = new Buffer(\"Hello World!\")
console.log(buf.toString(\"hex\"))
console.log
The official node.js documentation for Buffer is the best place to check for something like this. As previously noted, Buffer currently supports these encodings: ascii, utf8, utf16le/ucs2, base64, binary, and hex.
It support ascii , utf-8 , ucs2, base64, binary
As is always the way, I spent a while Googling but found nothing until after I posted the question:
http://www.w3resource.com/node.js/nodejs-buffer.php has the answer. You can use the following types in .toString() on a buffer:
asciiutf8utf16leucs2 (alias of utf16le)base64binaryhex