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@xarc/core-utils-munchy

v1.0.10

Published

A producer Node stream for draining different data, including Readable streams

Downloads

3

Readme

munchy (@xarc/core-utils-munchy)

A producer Node stream for draining different data, including Readable streams.

$ npm i --save @xarc/core-utils-munchy

examples:

const Munchy = require("@xarc/core-utils-munchy");
const munchy = new Munchy();
munchy.munch("hello world", fs.createReadStream("blah"), "bye bye");
munchy.munch(null); // null terminates it
munchy.pipe(process.stdout);
const Munchy = require("@xarc/core-utils-munchy");
const munchy = new Munchy({}, fs.createReadStream("foo"), fs.createReadStream("bar"));
munchy.munch(fs.createReadStream("blah"), "bye bye", null); // null terminates it
munchy.pipe(process.stdout);

API

constructor

Munchy(opts, ...sources);

| name | description | | --------- | ----------------------------------- | | opts | options for Node Readable stream | | sources | variadic params of sources to munch |

Munchy specific options:

| name | description | | ------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- | | handleStreamError | callback to handle error from a stream being drained |

handleStreamError should take the error object and return an object with these fields:

| name | description | | -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | result | string data to add to the output | | remit | Set to false and munchy will continue without destroying itself, else it emits the error again and stop processing |

If handleStreamError returns a falsy value, then Munchy will emit the error and destroys itself.

For example:

const munchy = new Munchy({
  handleStreamError: err => {
    return { result: err.stack, remit: false };
  }
});

munch

munchy.munch(...sources);

| name | description | | --------- | ----------------------------------- | | sources | variadic params of sources to munch |

  • Returns this.

  • To end and terminate munchy stream:

munchy.munch(null);

Events

Munchy emits the following custom events:

| name | description | payload | | ---------- | ------------------------------------ | ------------ | | draining | starting to drain a stream source. | { stream } | | drained | done draining a stream source. | { stream } | | munched | all sources munched, ready for more. | |

ie:

munchy.on("draining", ({ stream }) => {});

Demos

License

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0