Using Node_pcap library to sniff the interface live and create pcap file #213
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under the hood it makes use of the libpcap's capability to create pcap the add-on makes use of the Async worker
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Using Node_pcap library to sniff the interface live and create pcap file.
currently there is no way in the existing library to create a pcap file. I have created a new method on the add on. A new parameter (total no of packets to be captured ) has been added. Even though code looks more or less the same; i felt it was better to keep to to different method and different js file for code maintainability. An example has been added as pcap_dump_test.js.
Please let me know this is pull request is good enough for getting merged.