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lines-reader

v1.1.2

Published

A line reader for better memory usage, and non-flowing mode support

Downloads

14

Readme

Read big files or streams with better memory usage. This currently only works with streams in non-flow mode.

###usage

readlines = require ("lines-reader")
reader =  new readlines(options)

###options

fileName : 
    absolute / relative file path [optional] 
    actully remapped to your call location,
    so use relative path to current file will work
input : streams [ignored if fileName was set, required]
output : streams [optional]
lines : number [prefetch lines before readable event was emited, default to 10]
preloadLinesRatio : number [a multifier for lines option, default to 2]
ignoreEmptyLine : boolean [ignore 0 byte lines, default to true]
macStyleLineEnd : boolean [use \r instead of \r?\n as line separator, default to false]
encode : null/string [output encode, default to null(buffer)]
maxBuffer : number [flush lines immediately if output buffer excceed this, default to lines * 256]

###event

line : emit when new line, listen to this cause reader turn into flow mode
readable : emit when enough lines were prefetched
end : emit when source was closed and internal buffer flushed

###example(flowMode)

readlines = require "lines-reader"
reader =  new readlines({fileName : "../package.json", encode : "utf8"})
reader.on 'line', (line)->
    console.log line
    reader.pause()
    setTimeout (()-> 
        reader.resume()
    ), 1000
#print text with delay of each line

example(non-flowMode)

readlines = require "lines-reader"
reader =  new readlines({fileName : "../package.json", encode : "utf8"})
reader.once 'readable', ()->
    read = ()->
        line = reader.readline()
        if line
            console.log line
        if !reader.exited
            setTimeout read, 1000
    read()