ByteBuf buffer = ByteBufAllocator.DEFAULT.buffer(20); int writableBytes = buffer.writableBytes(); // returns 20 // write some data to the buffer buffer.writeInt(12345); // check the remaining writableBytes writableBytes = buffer.writableBytes(); // returns 16
ByteBuf buffer = ByteBufAllocator.DEFAULT.buffer(10); while (buffer.writableBytes() >= 4) { buffer.writeInt(0); }In this example, we create a ByteBuf with a capacity of 10 bytes. We then use a loop to write integers to the buffer until there are less than 4 writable bytes remaining. This ensures that we don't exceed the size of the buffer when writing data. The io.netty.buffer package is part of the Netty library, which is a popular Java framework for building high-performance network applications.