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detour-stream

v0.0.1

Published

Use boolean expressions/functions to conditionally attach a stream as a detour or an alternative destination stream.

Downloads

29

Readme

detour-stream

Use boolean expressions/functions to conditionally attach a stream as a detour or an alternative destination stream.

This module is inspired by gulp-if. The difference is that this module is not created for gulp.

Following the above diagram, if bool is unsatisfied, then data from stream A will pass through to Stream D.

Otherwise, data will pipe to Stream B whenever bool is satisfied.

If branch is true, then data will not be piped back to Stream D. This is useful when emulating if/else with streams.

API

detour(bool, stream [, branch])

detour will pipe data to stream appropriately whenever bool is satisfied.

Parameters

bool

Type: boolean, or function

If a function is given, then the function is passed a data chunk. The function should return a boolean.

stream

Stream for detour-stream to pipe data into whenever bool satisfies.

branch

Type: boolean

Default: false

branch controls the flow behavior of whether detour-stream should pipe stream back to the main stream (i.e. detour stream).

If true, then gulp-if will not pipe stream back to the main stream. This emulates if/else stream flow.

License

MIT.