const bitPacker = new BitPacker() // Create a new bitpacker object

// Get a pixel value from an image, this would be a "medium gray"
const red = 150
const green = 150
const blue = 150
const alpha = 255 // Fully opaque

// Now convert it to a single packed integer
const packedPixel = bitPacker.packPixel(red, green, blue, alpha) // equals `-6908266`, it's negative when viewed in "normal" JS but inside a uint32Array it will be correct

// And we can do the opposite as well:
const packedPixel2 = -328966 // This is an almost entirely black pixel, it's negative when viewed in "normal" JS but inside a uint32Array it will be correct

const unpackedPixelArray = bitPacker.unpackPixel(packedPixel2) // equals `[250, 250, 250, 255]`