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most-node-streams

v1.0.0

Published

Convert Node.js streams to Most.js Streams

Downloads

29

Readme

most-node-streams

Convert Node.js Streams to Most.js Streams

Allows you to translate basic Node.js Streams into Most.js Streams.

WARNING: This does not attempt to cover the use case where you need backpressure or flow control. If you need backpressure or flow control then please continue to use Node.js Streams.

Let me have it!

npm install --save most-node-streams

API

fromReadable(stream: NodeJS.ReadableStream, dataEventName?: string): Stream<Buffer>

Creates a Most.js Stream from a Node.js Readable Stream. Optionally takes an event name to recieve events defaulting to data if none is provided.

fromWritable(stream: NodeJS.WritableStream): Stream<Buffer>

Creates a Most.js Stream that replicates the values being written to a WritableStream.

toWritable (nodeStream: NodeJS.WritableStream, mostStream: Stream<Buffer | string>): Subscription

Subscribes to a stream and replicates its values into a NodeJS WritableStream.

fromStream(nodeStream: NodeStream, options?: FromStreamOptions): Stream<Buffer>

This is the function that fromReadable and fromWritable are built from for when you need a little more configuration.

Types

FromStreamOptions

export interface FromStreamOptions {
  endEventName?: string;
  dataEventName?: string;
}

NodeStram

export type NodeStream =
  NodeJS.WritableStream | NodeJS.ReadableStream | NodeJS.ReadWriteStream;