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@sec-ant/readable-stream

v0.7.1

Published

A tiny, zero-dependency asynchronous iterator polyfill/ponyfill for ReadableStreams.

Readme

@sec-ant/readable-stream

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A tiny, zero-dependency asynchronous iterator polyfill/ponyfill for ReadableStreams.

Features

Asynchronously iterate a ReadableStream

With this package, you can consume a ReadableStream as an AsyncIterable.

  • spec: https://streams.spec.whatwg.org/#rs-asynciterator
  • tests: https://github.com/Sec-ant/readable-stream/blob/main/tests/asyncIterator.spec.ts (copied from wpt)

Convert an AsyncIterable or an Iterable into a ReadableStream

With this package, you can construct a ReadableStream from an AsyncIterable or an Iterable.

  • spec: https://streams.spec.whatwg.org/#rs-from
  • tests: https://github.com/Sec-ant/readable-stream/blob/main/tests/fromAnyIterable.spec.ts (copied from wpt)

This package passes all the aforementioned tests.

Install

npm i @sec-ant/readable-stream

Usage

Ponyfill

This package can be imported as a ponyfill to avoid side effects:

asyncIterator

Path:

@sec-ant/readable-stream/ponyfill/asyncIterator

Example:

import {
  asyncIterator,
  type ReadableStreamIteratorOptions,
} from "@sec-ant/readable-stream/ponyfill/asyncIterator";

const readableStream = (await fetch("https://www.example.org/")).body;

let total = 0;
for await (const chunk of asyncIterator(readableStream)) {
  total += chunk.length;
}

console.log(total);

Check https://streams.spec.whatwg.org/#rs-class-definition and https://streams.spec.whatwg.org/#rs-asynciterator for further explanation on ReadableStreamIteratorOptions.

fromAnyIterable

Path:

@sec-ant/readable-stream/ponyfill/fromAnyIterable

Example:

import { fromAnyIterable } from "@sec-ant/readable-stream/ponyfill/fromAnyIterable";

const readableStream = fromAnyIterable(["a", "b"]);

All-in-One

Path:

@sec-ant/readable-stream/ponyfill

Example:

import {
  fromAnyIterable,
  asyncIterator,
  type ReadableStreamIteratorOptions,
} from "@sec-ant/readable-stream/ponyfill";

Polyfill

This package can be imported as a drop-in polyfill with side effects.

ReadableStream.prototype[Symbol.asyncIterator] and ReadableStream.prototype.values

Path:

@sec-ant/readable-stream/polyfill/asyncIterator

Example:

import "@sec-ant/readable-stream/polyfill/asyncIterator";

const readableStream = (await fetch("https://www.example.org/")).body;

let total = 0;
for await (const chunk of readableStream) {
  total += chunk.length;
}

console.log(total);

ReadableStream.from

Path:

@sec-ant/readable-stream/polyfill/fromAnyIterable

Example:

import "@sec-ant/readable-stream/polyfill/fromAnyIterable";

const readableStream = ReadableStream.from(["a", "b"]);

The fromAnyIterable export provides TypeScript types for iterable-to-stream conversion.

All-in-One

Path:

@sec-ant/readable-stream/polyfill

Example:

import "@sec-ant/readable-stream/polyfill";

Ponyfill + Polyfill

asyncIterator

Path:

@sec-ant/readable-stream/asyncIterator

Example:

import {
  asyncIterator,
  type ReadableStreamIteratorOptions,
} from "@sec-ant/readable-stream/asyncIterator";
// also with side effects

fromAnyIterable

Path:

@sec-ant/readable-stream/fromAnyIterable

Example:

import { fromAnyIterable } from "@sec-ant/readable-stream/fromAnyIterable";
// also with side effects

All-in-One

Path:

@sec-ant/readable-stream

Example:

import {
  fromAnyIterable,
  asyncIterator,
  type ReadableStreamIteratorOptions,
} from "@sec-ant/readable-stream";
// also with side effects

Types

You can also use this package to augment the ReadableStream type for async iteration if the runtime already supports it but the type system does not.

Path:

@sec-ant/readable-stream/async-iterator

Example:

/// <reference types="@sec-ant/readable-stream/async-iterator" />

Development

Use Node.js 24 and the pnpm version declared in package.json.

pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
pnpm test:coverage
pnpm test:wpt
pnpm benchmark
pnpm benchmark:memory

Browser tests run in Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit. WPT runs the upstream async iteration, iterable conversion, cross-realm, and Streams IDL suites in Window and Dedicated Worker environments. The IDL suite compares polyfill results with the browser's native baseline. The upstream revision is pinned in compatibility/prepare.mjs and configurable through WPT_REVISION.

The verified runtime matrix includes Chromium 156, Firefox 157, WebKit 27.2, Safari 27.2, Chrome 114, Firefox 115, and WebKit 17. These tests use native ReadableStream support and the package's ESNext build. WebKit entries refer to Playwright engine builds.

For Safari, enable remote automation and run safaridriver -p 4444 in a separate terminal. The legacy installer provides isolated macOS browser downloads.

COMPAT_BROWSERS=safari pnpm test:wpt
node compatibility/install-legacy.mjs
COMPAT_BROWSERS=chrome-114,firefox-legacy,webkit-legacy pnpm test:wpt

Benchmarks compare the current implementation with the revision pinned in benchmarks/prepare.mjs. Each workload has six warmup rounds and 25 measured rounds with rotating implementation order. Node, Chromium, and Firefox run sequentially. Individual runtimes can be selected with pnpm benchmark node or pnpm benchmark chromium firefox.

Allocation sampling measures allocated bytes across the Node workload. The retention check verifies collection of consumed buffers while iterators remain alive. Reports, upstream sources, and browser downloads are generated under .vitest/.

License

MIT