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collect-all

v1.0.4

Published

Returns a stream which becomes readable once all input is received

Downloads

1,094,219

Readme

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DEPRECATED. This package has been replaced by stream-read-all which does the same job but with a Promises interface.

collect-all

Returns a stream which fires a callback and becomes readable once all input is received.

By default the callback is invoked with a Buffer instance containing all concatenated input. If you set the option { objectMode: true } the callback is invoked with an array containing all objects received.

collectAll([callback], [options]) ⇒ Duplex

Kind: Exported function

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | [callback] | function | Called once with the collected input data (by default a Buffer instance, or array in objectMode.). The value returned by this callback function will be passed downstream. | | [options] | object | Stream options object, passed to the constructor for the stream returned by collect-all. If the callback function supplied returns a non-string/buffer value, set options.objectMode to true. |

Example An example command-line client script - string input received at stdin is stamped with received then written to stdout.

var collectAll = require('collect-all')
process.stdin
  .pipe(collectAll(function (input) {
    input = 'received: ' + input
    return input
  }))
  .pipe(process.stdout)

An object-mode example:

var collectAll = require('collect-all')

function onAllCollected (collected) {
  console.log('Objects collected: ' + collected.length)
}

var stream = collectAll(onAllCollected, { objectMode: true })
stream.write({})
stream.write({})
stream.end({}) // outputs 'Objects collected: 3'

© 2015-17 Lloyd Brookes <[email protected]>. Documented by jsdoc-to-markdown.