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chunkify-stream

v1.0.0

Published

Combines multiple chunks of a stream to arrays of chunks

Downloads

12,100

Readme

chunkify-stream

chunkify-stream is a duplex stream that combines incoming chunks into arrays of chunks. Functions can be used to control how many chunks are combined and how they are combined.

Usage

The package exports a factory method that creates the duplex stream. The following options are supported:

  • combine: A callback function to control how the array of chunks is combined. The function will be called like this: combine(chunks), where the chunks is an array of the chunks. By default a function is used that passes the input array through.

  • split: A callback function to control when to split the chunks. The function will be called like this: split(current, last, chunks).

    • current is the current chunk, which is not yet part of the chunks.
    • last is the last chunk, which is already part of the chunks.
    • chunks is the array of all collected chunks.

    If the function returns true, chunks will be emitted and current goes into the next collection of chunks. By default a function is used that always returns false, so all chunks are combined into one big array.

Example

const chunkify = require('chunkify-stream')

const alphabeticWordList = chunkify({
  // combine all chunks to a comma separated string
  combine: chunks => chunks.join(', '),
  // split if the first character of the chunks is different
  split: (current, last) => current.slice(0, 1) !== last.slice(0, 1)
})

// write the output to the console
alphabeticWordList.on('data', chunk => console.log(chunk))

// feed the stream with alphabetic sorted animal names
alphabeticWordList.write('ant')
alphabeticWordList.write('ape')
alphabeticWordList.write('bat')
alphabeticWordList.write('bee')
alphabeticWordList.end()