Given this (based on another answer):
const fromHexString = hexString => new Uint8Array(hexString.match(/.{1,2}/g).map(byte => parseInt(byte, 16)));
console.log(fromHexString('a0e30c9e46d8f973f4082d79fce1fb46b1c199bb047bb3545c85b545f7a1650a').toString('hex'))
//expected "a0e30c9e46d8f973f4082d79fce1fb46b1c199bb047bb3545c85b545f7a1650a"
//get "160,227,12,158,70,216,249,115,244,8,45,121,252,225,251,70,177,193,153,187,4,123,179,84,92,133,181,69,247,161,101,10"
Why does it not return as hex?
Edit, the source of my confusion. I'm using the hypersdk library. This allows for .toString('hex')
pattern.
When I switch to beaker I can no longer use it.
Edit 2:
I think my confusion arose because what I was using was based on node.js's Buffer
object: https://nodejs.org/api/buffer.html#buffer_buf_tostring_encoding_start_end
This was browserified using hypersdk in such a way that the buffer is represented as a TypedArray
object with the toString
prototype method overwritten to match the Buffer
version.