#through2-objectify A through2 for transforming a buffer (or string) stream to an objectMode one (or vice-versa).

Usage

var objectify = require('through2-objectify')
  , concat = require('concat-stream')
  , net = require('net')

var srv = net.createServer(function(c) {
  c.end('abc')
}).listen(1337)

net.connect(1337).pipe(objectify(function(chunk, enc, cb) {
  var s = chunk.toString()
  for (var i = 0; i < s.length; i++) {
    this.push({ c: s[i] })
  }
  cb()
})).pipe(concat(function(values) {
  console.dir(values)
  /* Output:
    [
      { c: 'a' },
      { c: 'b' },
      { c: 'c' }
    ]
  */

  srv.close()
})

API

var objectify = require('through2-objectify')

objectify([options,] transformFn [, flushFn])

Create a through2 transform stream that converts buffers (or strings) to objects.

objectify.ctor([options,] transformFn [, flushFn])

Returns a constructor function for a custom stream that converts buffers (or strings) to objects. Useful if you want to have multiple streams with the same transform/flush functions, or if you want to inherit from the stream type.

objectify.deobj([options,] transformFn [, flushFn])

Create a through2 transform stream that converts objects to buffers (or strings).

objectify.deobjCtor([options,] transformFn [, flushFn])

Returns a constructor function for a custom stream that converts objects to buffers (or strings).

options

Any options valid for Transform streams can be passed, as well as the following objectify-specific options:

objectHighWaterMark

Sets the highWaterMark specifically for the object side of the stream (i.e. Readable on objectify, Writable on deobjectify). This allows you to control highWaterMarks separately and not buffer e.g. 16k objects when you want to buffer 16k bytes.

Defaults to 16.

transformFn

function(chunk, enc, cb)

Called for each buffer/string/object that needs to be transformed. See streams and through2 documentation for further details.

flushFn

function(cb)

Called just before emitting the end signal, but after all data has been transformed. See streams and through2 documentation for further details.

See also

• through2
• Node streams

Installation

npm install through2-objectify

Running tests

npm test

License

MIT