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cache-live-stream

v0.2.0

Published

Cache append-only live streams using levelup

Downloads

9

Readme

cache-live-stream caches append-only live streams using levelup.

Build Status npm

Append-only live streams make great canonical data stores. With an append-only stream, you can safely cache new values as they appear. When you start reading from the stream again, you can pick up where your cache ends. That's what this library does.

Usage

See example.js for a runnable example.

var makeLiveStream = function (latestValue, cb) {
  var liveStream = ...  // Make your live stream here
  cb(null, liveStream))
}

var db = memdb({valueEncoding: 'json'})
var cacheLiveStream = CacheLiveStream(db, makeLiveStream)

Arguments:

  • Arg #1 must be a levelup db. Make sure to set the valueEncoding to match the type of value that your live stream produces.
  • Arg #2 is a function that asynchronously returns a new live stream, starting where the cache left off. Your live stream must produce serialized values that can be saved as values in the db.
  • Arg #3 contains options:
    • deserialize is an optional synchronous function that lets you deserialize elements.
    • keyEncoding is an optional arg for how to encode keys

cacheLiveStream.readable is a readable stream that emits all elements of the live stream, including cached elements and live elements.

Call cacheLiveStream.close() when you're done.