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@aitor.guerrero/object-stream

v1.1.0

Published

Some helpers to ease object strems

Downloads

15

Readme

Object Streams

Some helper functions and classes for handling streams in a bit more easy way.

Classes

Versions of the core stream classes using object mode by default and promises for error and ending.

Readable

class Readable extends stream.Readable {
    ended: Promise<void>;
    closed: Promise<void>;
    constructor(opts?: stream.ReadableOptions);
}

Writable

class Writable extends stream.Writable {
    finished: Promise<void>;
    closed: Promise<void>;
    constructor(opts?: stream.WritableOptions);
}

Duplex

class Duplex extends stream.Duplex {
    ended: Promise<void>;
    finished: Promise<void>;
    closed: Promise<void>;
    constructor(opts?: stream.DuplexOptions);
}

Transform

class Transform extends stream.Transform {
    ended: Promise<void>;
    finished: Promise<void>;
    closed: Promise<void>;
    constructor(opts?: stream.TransformOptions);
}

Helpers

filter

function filter(check: (input: any) => boolean): stream.Transform;

forEach

function forEach(functionToApply: (item: any) => any): stream.Transform;

make batches

function makeBatches(length: number): stream.Transform;

map

function map(transformFunc: (input: any) => any): stream.Transform;

multiMap

function multiMap(transformFunc: (input: any) => Promise<any[]>): stream.Transform;

reduce

function reduce<R, D>(stream: stream.Readable, fn: (result: R, data: D) => any, initial?: R): Promise<R>;

convertStreamToArray

function convertStreamToArray<E>(inputStream: stream.Readable): Promise<E[]>;

Async Helpers

These are async versions of the helpers for handling promises with streams

asyncFilter

function asyncFilter(check: (input: any) => Promise<boolean>): stream.Transform;

asyncForEach

function asyncForEach(functionToApply: (item: any) => Promise<any>): stream.Transform;

asyncMap

function asyncMap(transformFunc: (input: any) => Promise<any>): stream.Transform;