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air-stream

v0.8.1

Published

## subjects

Readme

air-stream

subjects

stream

creates a new simple stream

import { stream } from "air-stream"

const newStream = stream( (emt, { over/*, hook, sweep*/ }) => {
  
    emt( "msg" );
    
    over.add( ( { dissolve, ...args } ) => {
      
        if(dissolve) {
            //when disconnect
        }
        
        else {
            //when feedback
            console.log( args );
        }
        
    } );
    
}, 
    ctx
);

ctx - (optional) creator fn context

socket

creates a stream from WebSocket

import { socket } from "air-stream"

const newStream = socket( ({ 
    url, // wss://...
    pingformat, // (default PING/PONG)
    pingtms, // ( default 0 - not used )
    reconnecttms, // ( default 0 - not used )
}) );

methods

at

subscribes to stream

const controller = source.at( data => {
    console.log(data);
});

,where "controller" is a feedback function

call the controller without arguments to unsubscribe from the stream

controller();

and with arguments to feedback

controller( { action: "touch" } );

map

Modifies the source stream message to message

source.map( data => data+1 );

cut

Applies the transformation function to the data and emits the modified version if it is not undefined

source.cut( ({ counter }) => counter );

filter

Modifies the source stream by selecting messages from it according to the condition

source.filter( data => data > 1 );

combine [static]

Combines several threads into one

import { combine } from "air-stream"

combine( [ source1/*[, ...]*/ ], (...events) => events );

withLatest

Combines several streams into one, but only triggers events from the source

source.withLatest( [ source1, source2 ],  (...events) => events );

withHandler

The general method of changing the stream

source.withHandler( (emt, data) => {
    if(data > 5) {
        emt(data);
    }
    else if(data < 10) {
        emt(data);
        emt(data + 1);
    }
} );

controller

Modifies the feedback

source.controller( ({ dissolve, ...data }, emt, /*lastmsg*/) => {
    if(data.count > 0) {
        //feed to source controller
        return data;
    }
    else {
        //emit to stream
        emt( data );
    }
} );

Modifies the feedback for additional stream

source.controller( additionalSource, ({ dissolve, ...data }, emt, /*lastmsg*/) => {
    if(data.count > 0) {
        //feed to additional source controller
        return data;
    }
    else {
        //emit to stream
        emt( data );
    }
} );

for the main source, the call remains unchanged

distinct

Compares each message with the last and emits it if it differs

  • equals - {Function} (optional) - function for comparing values
source.distinct( (prev, cur) => {
    return prev !== cur;
} );

log

Logs messages from the stream

  • adapter {Function} ( optional ) - formatting output
source.log( (evt/*, src*/) => evt )

returns unchanged stream